Glück in the New Yorker
From "A Village Life," by Louise Glück in the New Yorker:
On Sundays I walk my neighbor's dog
so she can go to church to pray for her sick mother.
That is one talented dog.
Wednesday, August 08, 2007
From "A Village Life," by Louise Glück in the New Yorker:
That is one talented dog.
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As a snarky blogger-poet-critic myself, I live for ambiguities like this.
I knew my mom was right: Spot IS in heaven!
So does satire imply an intention by the author? I mean how else could one read this? So bad it's good. Maybe.
& her mother's one sick bitch
i thought same thing! and i cringed so hard i cracked my neck.
but it was worth it, for that AWESOME praying dog graphic. pls make tee shirts.
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