On a tour in northern England, Galway Kinnell attended a reading by Josephine Dickinson. She made such an impression on him with her brilliant poems and unusual background that he has offered a rare, special introduction to her U.S. debut book. At the age of six a serious illness left Dickinson deaf overnight. She nonetheless built a career as a musician, composer, and teacher, while also writing poetry filled with sound and rhythm. The forty-five poems in Silence Fell are set on a sheep farm in the northern mountains. She moved there thirteen years ago and fell in love with a local farmer, a man more than twice her age, who has recently died. The poems tell a unique love story through a modern shepherd's calendar.
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D: I won't treat you as a deaf person. J: Well, I won't treat you as being eighty-seven.
评分D: I won't treat you as a deaf person. J: Well, I won't treat you as being eighty-seven.
评分D: I won't treat you as a deaf person. J: Well, I won't treat you as being eighty-seven.
评分D: I won't treat you as a deaf person. J: Well, I won't treat you as being eighty-seven.
评分D: I won't treat you as a deaf person. J: Well, I won't treat you as being eighty-seven.
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