James Dickey (2 February 1923 – 19 January 1997 / Atlanta, Georgia)
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Poems by James Dickey : 14 / 20
The Heaven of Animals
Here they are. The soft eyes open.
If they have lived in a wood
It is a wood.
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James Dickey
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Most people forget what an interesting poet Dickey was, due to his novel (and subsequent film) 'Deliverance' overshadowing his poetic accomplishments. But he was a good poet before he became a bestselling novelist. Enjoyed the read. -LP
A beautiful, poignant portrayal of the future of all living things. Imagination could do no more. Thank you for sharing.
Regards,
Sandra Fowler