James’s poetry moves between traditional form and free verse, but keeps returning to the same unfinished argument: what does it mean to inherit a culture, a religion, a region — and what do you owe it once you’ve learned to see through it?
James’s poetry moves between traditional form and free verse, but keeps returning to the same unfinished argument: what does it mean to inherit a culture, a religion, a region — and what do you owe it once you’ve learned to see through it?
