Wild Is the Wind : Poems Socks like the ones they grew

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Wild Is the Wind : Poems Socks like the ones they grewBy: Carl Phillips A powerful, inventive collection from one of Americas most critically admired poets What has restlessness been for? In Wild Is the Wind, Carl Phillips reflects on love as depicted in the jazz standard for which the book is namedlove that is at once restless, reckless, and yet desired for its potential to bring stability. In the process, he pitches estrangement against communion, examines the past as history versus the past as memory,