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“Writing The Going Is Forever made me challenge my own identity as wife, mother, and daughter.”
“This quest to believe in love again, while doubting whether it can be found is akin to a spiritual awakening.”
“When a relationship ends, language is as much of a casualty as love.”
“I hardly knew what poetry was, let alone sex, or marriage—or divorce!”
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“The clarity of questioning in Lim’s work reminds us that poetry, like desire, offers intimacy and containment in moments of crisis and estrangement.”
“The poems push against the binaries of leaving and being left and embrace ongoing love in the wake of loss.”
“* Anne Carson, Beauty of the Husband In Carson’s “Essay in 29 Tangoes,” each vignette opens with an epigraph by John Keats as the speaker weaves together a meditation on Keats’ concept of beauty as truth and her husband’s beauty and infidelity.”