This author wrote of the "syntax of rendition" and how the "verb force-feeds the noun" in thetitle poem of her collection
This author wrote of the "syntax of rendition" and how the "verb force-feeds the noun" in thetitle poem of her collection Tonight No Poetry Will Serve. The protagonist of another of her poemsfeels "the daylight coming like a relentless milkman up the stairs" even after "she was back in loveagain." She wrote about "the massive weight of Uncle's wedding band" in a poem in which the titlecharacter sews animals that "prance across a screen, bright topaz denizens of a world of green." Thisauthor of "Living in Sin" and (*) "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" wrote "The words are purposes. The words aremaps" in a poem whose narrator has "read the book of myths and loaded the camera, and checked the edgeof the knife-blade." For 10 points, name this American author of "Diving into the Wreck."
This author wrote of the "syntax of rendition" and how the "verb force-feeds the noun" in thetitle poem of her collection
Adrienne Rich