Perpetual Motion - McCabe, Marilyn
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Poetry. The dark and bright of what it means to be human: McCabe examines this remorselessly, tenderly, and with a grain of "Sel," a thread of humor. PERPETUAL MOTION investigates who we are in a voice influenced by French poetry and painting, jazz, science, anthropology, and the wilderness itself. Says judge Gray Jacobik, "Her worldview--one of absolute unity fraught with infinite divisions, of great and ceaseless morphing--informs and shapes the sheer inventiveness, the wit, the passion of these lines. These are poems of moral complexity as well...wherein the poet considers the effects of…mehr

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Poetry. The dark and bright of what it means to be human: McCabe examines this remorselessly, tenderly, and with a grain of "Sel," a thread of humor. PERPETUAL MOTION investigates who we are in a voice influenced by French poetry and painting, jazz, science, anthropology, and the wilderness itself. Says judge Gray Jacobik, "Her worldview--one of absolute unity fraught with infinite divisions, of great and ceaseless morphing--informs and shapes the sheer inventiveness, the wit, the passion of these lines. These are poems of moral complexity as well...wherein the poet considers the effects of hatred, rage, violence." Carol Frost adds, "With a different kind of loveliness...McCabe describes the things of this world. Popular culture, the theory of relativity, history, Magritte, higher math, religions, and philosophy are lenses to help us see, and McCabe's language attunes us to what for others is beyond hearing."
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Marilyn McCabe quit government work to pursue music and poetry, performing as a jazz singer and earning an MFA in poetry from New England College. Her work has appeared in Rhino, Beloit Poetry Review, Nimrod, and Painted Bride Quarterly and many others. Awards from NYSCA and the Adirondack Center for Writing have helped her career, which includes collaborative work and dynamic vocal performances.