Women Poems/Love Poems
Susan Sherman
In lieu of a review, here is one of the poems:
POEM TO A WORD UNSPOKEN
You pull me toward you
You fill me My body reaching
toward yours
So full of you
l cannot breathe
lt is the best part of us that loves Yet we love with
our whole selves The night filled with sleep
Only once l touched my fear Named it To this I dedicate
my poem To this And to you Remarkable to me as my own
hands As I touch them Recognize them as mine
Would l destroy my tongue Pull the lips from my mouth
This presence once existing ordering the rest
My world
The answer is here It comes
silently Like a word never
spoken
Hanging suspended
A small green thing
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Details
| Genre | Poetry; Grier Rated |
| Publication Date | 1975 |
| Publisher | World |
| Format | Chapbook |
| Notes | I always worry about books that are not listed on the author’s website: this is one of those books. |
| Language | English |
| Rating | Great |
| Illustrator | Maria Luisa Senoret |
| BookID | 14874 |
