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\"The poems of Suzanne Clark are strongly and delicately spun from a deep encounter with the real world. The quality of her observation is both calm and surprised, as if wonder were the most natural thing there is.\" --Henry Taylor, winner of the Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. \"One of Suzanne Clark's poems begins like this:
\"The nets of God hang in every wild place / to catch the unwary migrant, one with the skull / still soft...\" Reading these dark, paradoxical, brilliant poems, I am that migrant, captured again and again in these nets of God, but then released, banded like a bird, branded with burning images.\" --Luci Shaw, Poet and Writer in Residence, Regent College
\"Her poems have force and skill, and often a shocking wisdom. [Her] poetry cannot be fitted into any trend. She is her own guide, and arrives at strange and haunting places.\"
--Josephine Jacobsen, Poetry Consultant at the Library of Congress
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