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The
Panum Poems, by
daring to look beneath the skin, become invaluable to the student of art,
illuminating to the general reader, and instructive to all who are fascinated
by the enigma of the human face.
"I wrote these poems while making anatomical drawings at the Panum Institute in Copenhagen. Each deals with the particular facial muscle I was concentrating on, down there in the basement among the vats. I think I wrote them to get the alcohol stink and general grisliness out of my system. And to remind myself of what these intricate muscles express, and evoke, in our communication one with another." Heather Spears "It was wonderful to read poems that gave anatomy such a wide, exciting and powerfully psychological reading." Stephen Scofield "It's what I
hope for, or fear, that resonant line or image that will make it impossible
for me to sleep at night, or to breathe easily." Susan Musgrave,
The Weekend Sun M.
temporalis
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