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Comment 2 of 25, added on July 20th, 2011 at 10:22 AM.
Breaking the cliché, not the mould
This is one of my favourite poems. Rich has the ability to explain things
about the complexity of humanity that I never thought could be explained
within the context of the limitations language presents. In this poem, she
addresses these limitations directly.
Just like those rare occasions in life when innovative use of language is
able to break the clichés to which we find ourselves daily repeating, in
this poem Rich’s truth “breaks moist and green” from the formulaic dirge
of our existence.
Katy Isherwood from United Kingdom
Comment 1 of 25, added on March 3rd, 2006 at 12:08 PM.
I am amazed that no one until now has written a few words about
"Cartographies of Silence", a five-part sequence that leaves one breathless
after reading. The point-counterpoint affinities, the paradoxes and the
obstacles of words versus music create the primary leitmotif that sparkles
endless analyses, as the "conversation [that] begins with a lie" repeatetly
bounces against "[t]he technology of silence." But of "silence not absence
// of words or music or even /raw sounds". It is the "silence [that]
strips bare", that stretches "like skin over meanings" as two people sit
close, talking until dawn: the dawn of deeper meaning, of deeper music to
somehow alter the "sounds of silence".
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Padova, Italy
p.s. I have translated this poem into Italian because it profoundly touched
my soul.
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