Author: Charles Wright

Cited by

• Natasha Trethewey (1)
  • IN: Native Guard (2006) Poetry, American
    EPIGRAPH: Memory is a cemetery / I've visited once or twice, white / ubiquitous and the set-side / Everywhere under foot . .
    FROM: Meditation on Form and Measure, (1997), Poem, US
• Peter Straub (1)
  • IN: A Dark Matter (2010) Fiction, American
    EPIGRAPH: Is there an emptiness we all share? Before the end, I mean? Heaven and earth depend on this clarity, Heaven and earth, Under the gold doubloons of the fallen maple leaves, The underworld burrows in, Sick to death of the light.
    FROM: Littlefoot, 34, (2007), Poem, US