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Bend | Natasha Sajé
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"Natasha Saje's new book Bend divulges the spirit of a sensualist and the habits of a contemplative; sometimes vice versa. Colors are separated with the veracity of paint. Shifts in temperature are registered and background noises distinguished, not only for texture's sake but for their essential contribution to the poems' substance. . . . For company Saje summons a curious assortment of lettered forbears including Cotton Mather, Henry Vaughan, Nietzsche, Proust, Gertrude Stein, and Mary Shelley. A virtuous and subtly depraved book is Bend." -C.D. Wright
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Bend | Natasha Sajé
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Natasha Sajé‘s second collection of poetry.

At turns emotional and intellectual, with a kind of fractal imagery for all the senses, this is a collection that is definitely going to need a second read through. #TheSealeyChallenge ?????

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