"[I'm not with my]" by Joshua Beckman was offered by Poets.org's Poem-A-Day on August 23, 2013. Stream-of-consciousness poetry is often difficult to understand, as the mind leaps from one association to another, or from an observation to a memory. This challenge is certainly there in Mr. Beckman's poem, yet anchoring the poem is a recognizable story about sitting in a park on a sunny day.
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Sunday, August 25, 2013
Review of "[I'm not with my]" by Joshua Beckman
"[I'm not with my]" by Joshua Beckman was offered by Poets.org's Poem-A-Day on August 23, 2013. Stream-of-consciousness poetry is often difficult to understand, as the mind leaps from one association to another, or from an observation to a memory. This challenge is certainly there in Mr. Beckman's poem, yet anchoring the poem is a recognizable story about sitting in a park on a sunny day.
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