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Matisse, Too
"Matisse, Too" from Poetry Magazine 12/06.
Source: Poetry (December 2006).
Biography
Poet, critic, and activist Alicia Ostriker was born in 1937 in New York City. She earned degrees from Brandeis and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Twice a finalist for the National Book Award, Ostriker has published numerous volumes of poetry, including The Book of Seventy (2009), which received the Jewish National Book Award. Other books of poetry include No Heaven (2005); The Volcano Sequence (2002); Little Space (1998), . . .
Poem Categorization
SUBJECT Living, Disappointment & Failure, Growing Old, Painting & Sculpture, Arts & Sciences
POET’S REGION U.S., New England
Poetic Terms Metaphor
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