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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY LIFE: AS FOR WE WHO LOVE TO BE ASTONISHED, by LYN HEJINIAN Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: You spill the sugar when you lift the spoon. My father had filled an old
Last Line: You cannot determine the nature of progress until you assemble all of the relatives
Subject(s): Family Life
First Line: You spill the sugar when you lift the spoon. My father had filled an old
Last Line: You cannot determine the nature of progress until you assemble all of the relatives
Subject(s): Family Life
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