'To reveal the rose
that the rose obscures'
These lines make you think of the insides of a rose and not just as the 3D box that we see it as.
In 'Eden and After', the poet makes you think of all the things that you do and how were they when you did the for the first time and when Adam/Eve did any of the verbs, named nouns for the first time. The poems have a freshness of a rock upturned to see the unknown world underneath it.
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