Iovis: All is Full of Jove

by Anne Waldman

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Finalist, Colorado Book Award for Poetry, 1994. "She's the fastest, wisest woman to run with the wolves in some time."--The New York Times Book Review "This is a poem of rare ambition, scope, and mastery...A considerable statement of the independence and equality of women."--The Bloomsbury Review… (more)

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I was a hidden treasure and I loved to be known so I created the world. - Hadith gudsi, attributed to God by Mohammed

Give it a rest Zeus. - Hera speaking, Lucan

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for Ambrose Eyre Bye & to the SANG HYANG SEMARA

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The poet invokes the familiar Judeo-Christian patriarch who is seductive in his humility.

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Ginsberg, Allen

Snyder, Gary

di Prima, Diane

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Finalist, Colorado Book Award for Poetry, 1994. "She's the fastest, wisest woman to run with the wolves in some time."--The New York Times Book Review "This is a poem of rare ambition, scope, and mastery...A considerable statement of the independence and equality of women."--The Bloomsbury Review

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