Title: Iris of creation
First published: 1990
Description: Marvin Bell's poems often begin where personal, philosophical, and political experiences intersect. His quirky, lively imagination and idiomatic language admit a plethora of influences and experiences, articulating the need for perpetual transformation from within. His poems spring from the meeting of the sacred and the profane, the mundane and the phenomenal, often lending definition to those qualities of life which most defy definition.
Subjects: Poetry (poetic works by one author), American poetry
LC classification: PS3552.E52 I75 1990