Intelligent, well-read and extremely confident, he wrote from the beginning in a style that suggested he'd put some thought into questions concerning verbal surfaces.
These poems track the fault lines in Lee's work to its historical source, but the best work here takes for granted a past of rupture and trauma, implying, beneath its placid verbal surfaces, the pain it seeks to transform.
I had a dream while I was preparing to write this review, inspired, no doubt, by Lee's own artfully pregnable verbal surfaces, where dream and realism, the apple blossoms and the dozing father, coöperate.
Helen Fielding saw the link between herself and Jane Austen, who invented this genre in which the darkest aspects of female passivity and interiority give rise to an elaborated surface of verbal skirmishing.
In fact, Volkman's seems to me a poem not worth excusing on the basis that it's "interesting --it's an example of some of the worst frinteresting --ituage poetry: skatinteresting --itce of verbal juxtapositions and conundrums, without letting the reader enter into deep meaning--precisely the aim of language poetry.
Accessible pedestrian signals (APS) are devices that communicate information about pedestrian timing in non-visual formats such as audible tones, verbal messages, and/or vibrating surfaces (MUTCD, Section 4A.01) [36].
Finally, congruence was also found to be important with respect to taste descriptions, with verbal claims in line with surface pattern associations further enhancing product experience.
Malnutrition, drug addiction, household instability, physical and verbal abuse, and neglect all lurked beneath the surface of the intractable apathy and abysmal study skills that blocked otherwise bright, young kids from intellectual growth.
Each participant was to mentally maneuver a designated target on the surface of the matrix according to verbal scripts.
