Kim Bridgford’s ‘A Crown for the Divorcée ’
For the subject of “A Crown for the Divorcee at Fifty-Nine,” Kim Bridgford’s late masterpiece, the initial effect of divorce seems to be self-cancellation.
Read MoreFor the subject of “A Crown for the Divorcee at Fifty-Nine,” Kim Bridgford’s late masterpiece, the initial effect of divorce seems to be self-cancellation.
Read MoreEchoing Elvis Presley’s hit tune, the poet Molly Peacock shows how “now or never moments” find expression in the sonnet form.
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