Kill or Cure (Penguin Poets)

“Kill or Cure” by Anne Waldman, published by Penguin Books in August 1994, is a collection that features both substantial new work and selections from Waldman’s previously uncollected poetry. This first edition spans 288 pages and presents a diverse array of poetic forms, including credos, manifestos, and dreams, reflecting the complexities of contemporary life.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of themes throughout the collection, with pieces that include witty political diatribes, travel vignettes, and incantations. Notably, the book also contains a new section of the ongoing epic poem “Iovis,” which serves as a meditation on male energy. Waldman’s work in “Kill or Cure” engages with various subjects, offering insights into the human experience during apocalyptic times.
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“Kill Or Cure,” a bold prescriptive for these apocalyptic days, brings together substantial new work as well as the best of Anne Waldman’s previously uncollected poetry. It includes credos, manifestos, dreams, homages to literary predecessors, “Shaman Hisses You Slide Back Into The Night” (the journal poem written during Bob Dylan’s historic Rolling Thunder Revue), witty political diatribes, travel vignettes, incantations, and a new section of the ongoing epic poem “Iovis,” a powerful meditation on male energy.
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