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Elizabeth Kate Switaj
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Elizabeth Kate Switaj
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Posted on 20:10, September 3rd, 2009 by 
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I like how you begin this with an appeal to sacredness, iconograpy and use of Latin (nice touch), and then move ironically to the sordid and mundane at the end.
David Moolten’s last blog ..Street Performer, Mexico City
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Thank you!
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I like the way your street performer is fully human rather than a type.
Paul Oakley’s last blog ..Countdown to redemption
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Thanks: that’s always a challenge when working with tropes of sacredness, even when they eventually become mundane/profane.
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I love the blending of lyric and narrative modes here.
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Thank you. Working to combine those two modes is one of my primary interests as a poet, though it usually manifests as short lyrics making up a collection rather than one poem doing both.
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