World to world

World to world

by Valerie Martínez

Part of Camino del sol

2004
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"In her second collection of poems, Valerie Martinez builds on the artistic command of language that characterized her award-winning first volume, Absence, Luminescent. Taking on not only such familiar themes as love and loss, family and culture, but also the creative act of poetry itself, World to World crosses new boundaries to chart a mature poet's awareness of her own voice and style."--BOOK JACKET.

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    How does Valerie Martínez use the concept of "world to world" to explore the boundaries and connections between different cultures, families, and emotional spaces throughout the collection?

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    How does Martínez use the act of poetry itself as a central subject, and how does reflecting on the creative process change the way you experience her poems?

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    In what ways does the theme of absence—carried over from her first volume—evolve into a more mature presence or awareness in this second collection?

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