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The Heart ’s Many Doors American Poets Respond to Metka Krašovec’s Images Responding to Emily Dickinson Edited by Richard Jackson San Antonio, Texas 2017 Poetry inspires art, art inspires poetry: a double ekphrasis squares the circle. The Heart ’s Many Doors The Heart’s Many Doors: American Poets Respond to Metka Krašovec’s Images Responding to Emily Dickinson © 2017 by Wings Press. All rights revert to the artist and individual authors. Cover image: “Triple Mirror” © 1992 by Metka Krašovec. Painting, 145 x 160 cm. Interior drawings, 2010-12, by Metka Krašovec. Drawings 12.5 x 18 cm. All art used by permission of the artist. ISBN: 978-1-60940-536-6 (paperback original) E-books: ePub: 978-1-60940-537-3 Mobipocket/Kindle: 978-1-60940-538-0 Library PDF: 978-1-60940-539-7 Wings Press 627 E. Guenther San Antonio, Texas 78210 Phone/fax: (210) 271-7805 On-line catalogue and ordering: www.wingspress.com Wings Press books are distributed to the trade by Independent Publishers Group www.ipgbook.com Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Names: Jackson, Richard, 1946- editor. | Kraésovec, Metka, 1941- illus- trator. Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886. Title: The heart’s many doors : American poets respond to Metka Kraésovec’s images responding to Emily Dickinson / edited by Richard Jackson. Description: San Antonio, Texas : Wings Press, 2017. Identifiers: LCCN 2016043986 | ISBN 9781609405366 (paper- back) | ISBN 9781609405380 (kindle/mobipocket ebook) | ISBN 9781609405397 (library pdf) | ISBN 9781609405373 (ePub) Subjects: LCSH: American poetry--21st century. | Art--Poetry. | Influence (Literary, artistic, etc.) | Kraésovec, Metka, 1941--Poetry. | Dickinson, Emily, 1830-1886--Poetry. | BISAC: POETRY / American / General. | ART / European. LCC PS595.A75 H44 2017 DDC 811/.6080357--dc23 LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2016043986 CONTENTS Introduction xi THE HEART HAS MANY DOORS Ralph Angel 1 Mark Halliday 2 Mary Ruefle 3 Barbara Siegel Carlson 4 Olivia Townsend 5 Richard Jackson 6 Leslie Ullman 7 Mark Cox 8 Nance Van Winckel 9 A WOUNDED DEER LEAPS HIGHEST Ralph Angel 11 Dara Wier 12 David Rivard 13 Phillis Levin 14 Dean Young 15 Leslie Ullman 16 Richard Jackson 17 HOPE IS THE THING WITH FEATHERS Ralph Angel 19 Nance Van Winckel 20 William Olsen 21 Nancy Eimers 22 David Rivard 23 Leslie Ullman 24 Hunter Hobbs 25 Richard Jackson 26 Laura Behr 27 THERE IS A SOLITUDE OF SPACE Ralph Angel 29 David Rivard 30 William Olsen 32 Cathy Wagner 33 Richard Jackson 34 Earl Sherman Braggs 35 William Pitt Root 36 Emilia Phillips 37 Christopher Buckley 39 Trenna Sharpe 41 THE HEART ASKS PLEASURE FIRST Ralph Angel 43 Mark Jarman 44 Pam Uschuk 45 Richard Jackson 46 Leslie Ullman 47 Alex Martin 48 Susan Thomas 49 LOVE THOU ART VEILED Ralph Angel 51 Dean Young 52 Richard Jackson 53 Alex Martin 54 Danielle Hanson 55 Ann Manning 56 Cody Taylor 57 NO RACK CAN TORTURE ME Ralph Angel 59 Dara Wier 60 Richard Jackson 61 Leslie Ullman 62 Chad Prevost 63 Brittney Carneal 64 Bryce Milligan 65 I’VE SEEN A DYING EYE Ralph Angel 67 Chad Prevost 68 Chris Merrill 69 Richard Jackson 70 Chad Prevost 71 Matthew Zapruder 72 Pam Uschuk 76 Bryce Milligan 77 I MEASURE EVERY GRIEF I MEET Ralph Angel 79 David Wojahn 80 Earl Sherman Braggs 82 Bradley Paul 83 David Rivard 84 Deborah Brown 85 Richard Jackson 86 Leslie Ullman 87 SAFE DESPAIR IS IT THAT RAVES Ralph Angel 89 Mark Halliday 90 William Olen 91 Richard Jackson 93 Pam Uschuk 94 Josh Mensch 95 Ata Moharerri 97 THEY SAY THAT TIME ASSUAGES Ralph Angel 99 Dara Wier 100 Leslie Ullman 101 J Allyn Rosser 102 Bradley Paul 103 Bill Rasmovicz 104 Richard Jackson 106 Jordan Culotta 107 About the Artist 108 About the Editor 110 About the Contributors 111 Metka Tomaž Šalamun A fragment of a living heart is not like a flat Wafer, and not as white. Through a clear glass I am watching limousines. About lacquer! No mas! No mas! The most fragile springs live to see The day, even when blessed with the sea’s saltiness. And fish who use enormous Waters just to be able to swim: Snow melts only in the mountains. The holy spirit springs from there To gather waiting for you, that water which will lead him to the sea. Translated by Richard Jackson
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