Dark Harbor: A Poem,New Gates [Rank'S Thought] Has Implications For

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Dark Harbor: A Poem,New Gates [Rank'S Thought] Has Implications ForPulitzer Prizewinner Mark Strand Gives Us A Poem In Fortyfive Sections Thatdespite Its Wide Range And Shifting Mood And Toneis All Of A Piece. Here Strand Speaks Candidly To The Reader, Conversing, Offering Urban Wit And Surrealist Digressions That Draw On Our Innermost Sensations And The Outermost Reaches Of Our Reality: Is What Exists A Souvenir Of The Timeof The Great Nought And Deep Night Without Starsthe Time Before The Universe Began? When We