Carol Parris Krauss
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​Black Bough Deep Time Review by Thomas Tyrrel
Alternately, in ‘Linville Caverns, Humpback Mountain’, Carol Parris Krauss gives us something like a primordial myth, if our ancestors had been able to witness the glaciers advancing and receding on the scale of geological time. Channelling Ted Hughes, the poem remains strikingly original.
    Mountain collapsed, a bindle full of woes
and weary strapped to his back, affixed
by lichen and laurel. Mountain lamented
limestone tears, coursed underland
streams – only the blind trout to witness.​


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