Second SpaceConcerned with questions of aging and mortality, A Second Space furthers 93 year old Nobel laureate Czeslaw Miloszs reputation as arguably the greatest living poet (Edward Hirsch, New York Times Book Review). Milosz continues exploring his own version of the meditative lyric, refusing to rest on his laurels. Consequently, he joins the ranks of other great poets of old age, such as Robert Penn Warren and W. B. Yeats himself.The New York Times Book

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