In the New York Times Book Review , Nicholas Jenkins says the poetry articulates with dreamlike clarity not the perfections of European and American culture, but its chronic anguish ...
Not everyone like poems that are clear about their meaning.
Everyone agrees that the supreme goal of poetry should be clarity.
A boy makes popcorn.
The young girl is outside.
The man is looking through the bars of the deck.
A man washes the side of his house.
The woman has a thin piece of fabric in front of her head.
A person is dressing.