“What an apt title, World On a String, for poems that speak to the tethering and tenuousness this life is. Mazur writes: ‘Go, sit in the woods,’ I said to myself / in the middle of my life, ‘and learn / the alphabet for what you can find there.’ And what an alphabet she’s found.” — Andrea Cohen
“What an apt title, World On a String, for poems that speak to the tethering and tenuousness this life is. Mazur writes: ‘Go, sit in the woods,’ I said to myself / in the middle of my life, ‘and learn / the alphabet for what you can find there.’ And what an alphabet she’s found.” — Andrea Cohen
