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3.0 out of 5 stars
On Bruce Boston's "The Lesions of Genetic Sin",
This review is from: The Lesions of Genetic Sin (Paperback)
An evocative broadside-length piece about mutation. Mutation of men, the dead, and probably the ones in between. "The Lesions of Genetic Sin" is a breathtaking long poem that has all the makings of a snow globe: deceptively lightweight, and once shaken violently, it reveals its beauty. Not to mention that it includes the most original of wordplays: "bodysalt," "vile-urchin-argot graffiti," and the sensual "corolla's velvet violet insistence..."
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The Lesions of Genetic Sin by Bruce Boston (Paperback - January 1, 2000)
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