Ocarina
Summary
Poetry. Jewish Studies. Judy Katz-Levine has been noted for the luminous virtuosity of her imagery, her alternately freneticand rhapsodic dream poems, her daring reprises on the poems, paintings and music of other artists and the bold musicality of her rhythms. Denise Levertov said of her early work, "Her words move through the field of a poem's discourse like the feet of a small deer crossing a tract of brush." SARU's edition of her WHEN THE ARMS OF OUR DREAMS EMBRACE (1991)is also still inprint.
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