Invisible Horses is an exciting exploration of the invisible aspects of human consciousness through poems both straightforward and complex. Goedicke writes about what it feels like, physically and emotionally, to think; she invokes the subjective and objective realities of the intricate, infinitely small biological, chemical, and neurological patterns and impulses that we live by, conjuring with metaphor what science observes in facts.
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The Three Tortoise Secret-of-the-World Power Plant |
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The Jelly Between the Ears |
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Because We Are Not Separate |
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For Wiley, Age Six Months |
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Baskets That Hold Nothing |
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In the Skull's Tingling Auditorium |
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Birds Like Basketball Players |
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Because My Mother Was Deaf She Played the Piano |
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Baskets That Hold Nothing |
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Directing Chapultepec Castle |
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