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| CHARLES WRIGHT Six Poems These six poems by Charles Wright come from a manuscript of ninety-three six line poems with the working title, Sestets. While Wright has written in a shorter form before (most notably in the book China Trace), these poems mark a departure from most of his recent work in which the expansive and generous line for which he is known has held sway. In their brevity, these poems reflect Wright’s focus on the telescoping of time that marks one’s middle and later years. Begin with “Down in the Mines.” A next and previous control on each poem allow you to page through the suite without returning to this menu.
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