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• W4205907481 abstract "EMERGING AUTHOR Three Poems by Mihaela Moscaliuc Introduced byGeraldStern I' love Mihaela Moscaliuc's tenderness?and her ruthlessness?a strange combination, .except for a poet,for theybothare products of language, language and theother L, love, which poets above all othershave a way of col lecting togetherso thatexperience, luck,skill, and determinationmay sometimes combine to producea poem.Anotherway ofputting itis that thepoem comesfrom theheart,an organ poets have thatis locatedin the mind. Mihaela was born inRomania and came to America inherearly twenties. Shewrites inEng lish,buthersensibilityisperhapsmore European than American. I say European rather than Eastern European because herknowledgeof that continent'spoetry isprofoundand isnot limited, say. toher confrereseither in subjectmatter or style,as such. She is the mostAmerican ofall, a newcomer, who wants to celebrate this continent as I his continentiswaiting tocelebrateher. The Immigrant Wife's Song, for example, isWhit ma lian to the core, but Whitman as a woman, as a woman in 2010 might be. Shewrites extensivelyabout orphans,street pec vie, suicides, gypsies, cattle-cars, mole people. Romania inherhead, on hermind; but also love, food, ancestors. She is a superb new writer, ex traordinarily gifted.I readherwith joy. - Gerald Stern Grigorescu's Jiganca Romania, 1980s At five, Iwas convinced shewas my mother, theGypsy woman in theGrigorescu sketch. framed ingilded wood, our kitchen's icon: large loops of raven braids hidden inhalf-scarf, head tilted inexhaustion, bared breast hasting home toquell me. Ihad known thatcoppery swell of flesh, itshalf-swing, known itbetter than anyone. At ten,I stillbelieved that woman was my mother, snakewhisperer andmoon confidante returninghome with pails of chanterelles, so when, one summer afternoon, silence erupted cheap enchantress screwing our luck, no betterthanyour cursed lotJiganca shattered on thekitchen floor. Blackberrieswere simmering in sugar and lemon rind. Ihurried outside to skip rope oan ciufri one two three Pamela vrea copii Pamela wants a baby siBobi nu 0 lasa butBobbywouldn't lether ca e preafrumoasa because she is toopretty When I returned,berries and sugar had congealed intoa bitter mess. The memory whittled down to a sore footnote. Soon there were no buyers forbone combs and copper pots, nomention of theGypsy but inour ethnicpageants. Oh, Jigancamea, croonus a heartrending song,dance us afierydance. In the cellar layeredwith wrinkled apples and quince preserve, propped against a rouged, thicklysexed, partly dismembered doll - onwhich I'd practiced torture,dissection, and love in many forms Grigorescu 's Jiganca siftsdust insideways light,gorgeously framed. March-April 2010 113 EMERGING AUTHOR The ImmigrantWife's Song Still Lifewith Placenta and Cherry Tree for Michael Give me the fattest worms gluttonous and wriggly, inching through theapple's flesh away from skin, away from core, beyond need, beyond hunger. Let them covet each other's walls, forge new intrigues, redraw labyrinths. If they tunnel long enough, they'll indulge in calligraphy. Her spade scores and slashes the soil, grubs, shakes its loaded tongue, then with firm hands she kneads placenta and dirt till theyyield to theoven ofher palm. Knowing nothing about theneeds of trees, she probes the craterwith theback ofher palm, as she's seen new widows do, waiting for clues. None comes, so she releases thedisrobed rootball intodoughy mud, finger-combing thevines, pressing their mouths hard into theground. Spoil me the apple, love Worms feedon the juiciest flesh. She can already see thebudding eyes though it's late summer, and this iswetland, and she'll be long gone before itsblush, once the first honeybees descend upon it. Mihaela Moscaliuc was born and raised innorthern Romania. Before coming to the United States in 1996, she completed undergraduate and graduate degrees inEnglish while working as a teacher, editor, translator, and social worker. She earned an MA in English from Salisbury University (Maryland), a PhD inAmerican literature from the University of Maryland, and an M FA inpoetry from New England College. She has pub lished poems, reviews, and translations innumerous journals. Her firstpoetry collection, Father Dirt (Alice James Books, 2010), won the 2008 Kinereth 'Gensler Award. She lives in Ocean, New Jersey, and teaches at Monmouth University. Gerald Stern was born inPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, in 1925. He is the author of fifteen books of poetry, including, most recently, Save the Last Dance (2008), Everything IsBurning (2005), and This Time: New and Selected..." @default.
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