That Other Beauty
In her debut collection, Karen Enns' focus is the beauty present to us in almost every moment, however mundane or apparently lost. Her argument is that the act of attention itself is the most fundamental of these beauties. And when the rooms were bare and windowless, and the winds came with their black rain and the darkness and the coats on nails like frameless men, the pockets hollow-mouthed, I wanted this: to see the shape of things completely, every darkness, every
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