Title: Forms of Conversion
Subtitle: Poems
First published: 1986
Description: “The clarity of Allison Funk’s forms of conversion is in their care—the patience and proportion of their declaration. They have not arrived at the page in haste. They are convicted, in fact, by an affection not easily earned, but thoughtfully given. Their directness is at the heart of their integrity, their economy a way of establishing value. These are poems to the point, beautifully made, deeply felt.”
—Stanley Plumly
Subjects: Poetry, American poetry, American women authors, Women authors, 20th century poetry, Poetry (poetic works by one author)
LC classification: PS3556.U62 F67 1986