Seasons of Love Around the Rising Sun by Tamiko Dooley Ben Ray and they aren’t afraid to

and they aren’t afraid to ask difficult questions of where we are now

His instinct for rhythm gives the reader a firm sense of place and tone

’ Fourth Person Singular continues to blow open the relationship between self and world in a working through of lyric shame

themes of nature and nurture

The third section is more directly involved with Kierkegaard’s writings: Either/Or

Seasons of Love Around the Rising Sun by Tamiko Dooley Ben Ray and they aren’t afraid toSeasons of Love around the Rising Sun by Tamiko Dooley is a sweetly observed portrait of childhood and vulnerable moments shuffled into four six poem decks of spring, summer, autumn and winter. Dooley writes of pickled plums tucked under tatami straw floors, a kokeshi doll gifted by her uncle, her grandmother sealing envelopes with leftover rice and other details that lead down a path that winds through her most tender memories. A luscious, poignant