Home Front Seren ' New Yorker

' New Yorker

She believes that poetry records the experience of one’s time and insists that it is ‘not a series of events

Rudolf mentions James Wright

Tim Seibles

heart-aches and hair-cuts

Home Front Seren ' New YorkerEven in peacetime, many women find themselves isolated in a wartime of their own when their loved ones are involved in conflicts overseas. As mothers or wives they live in a state of separation, from husbands, sons or daughters in permanent danger or so they feel as well as from an often alienating everyday world of people who have no idea of what anxieties and fears grip them every minute. They also find themselves switching back and forth between