an Lee Andes work focuses on the emergent paradigm how Poetry contribute to new systems of meaning. Poems chronicle the human spirit across time and place. Poetry tracks the collective memory of our species. Weaving words together, Poetry explore the web of life. Weaving themselves together, they descend into the underworld. They emerge remade and also at work remaking self, poems, and world. Andes books are Reliquary winner of the 2002 X.J. Kennedy Poetry Prize published by Texas Review Press and Instructions for Walking on Water winner of the 2000 Snyder Prize published by Ashland Poetry Press. Her work appears in Agni, The Antioch Review, Mississippi Review, Image, Notre Dame Review, New Letters, Bellevue Literary Review, and Poetry International.

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