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Old poets never die. They just write about "entering the kingdom of death," as Glück, former winner of the Bollingen Prize for Poetry, calls it. In the poet's latest collection, aging is a cerebral place where the poet remembers her childhood years and connects them to the present. The title poem is memoirlike, describing halcyon (and not so halcyon) days with an older brother and later w...Log In or Sign Up to Read More