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Davis, Robert Murray
World Literature Today, 07/2003, Letnik: 77, Številka: 2Book Review, Journal Article
Or consider lines from Barbara Korun's "Stag" and Brane Senegacnik's "Aphrodite." Korun begins her poem, "I wake up to a warm stag's tongue between my legs," and then gets explicit. In Senegacnik's poem, "The scarlet leaves of sex quiver / in the tear's solitary glow," which is pleasant but hardly compelling. Even when Senegacnik reaches for stronger images, the unruffled tone of his verse smoothes them over.
