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Sally Ito. Alert to Glory. Winnipeg: Turnstone Press, 2011.85 pp. $17.00 sc. The title of Sally Ito's book, Alert to Glory, wittily describes both state of consciousness her poems explore and purpose of collection as a whole. Ito's poems explore what it means to be alert in its adjectival sense--to be fully attentive. The collection as a whole also announcement to look out for something (OED, s.v. alert), definition of alert as a noun. Ito's title signals seriousness with which this book takes relationship between sacred insight and poetry as well as wit with which she considers this relationship. The first section, Eye, The King, focuses on sacred insight. In Apprehend, Ito insists that To apprehend / surely one of God's commandments to steward, that poet, / who in his hour as policeman might enjoy brief moment / of a world in fetters for him. The poet's task not to possess or own world nor, it would seem, to comprehend it: poet's constant state alertness and watching until the world be seized / and God makes a wonder of his heart. Ito appeals to senses in order to describe divine, rejecting notion that contemplation demands a denial of physicality. The most striking example occurs in Awe, which describes Such moments / when mind-bell struck dumb and hollow fills / with shuddering sound, come and again. / Ordinary awe compels as suddenly as it recedes /--a wave that enters, sweeps away, sometimes returns.,' The repetition of once and again mimics reverberation of bell, marking a shift from a wave of sound one might hear to a wave of sound one might feel. Ito's imagery throughout this section suggests that poetry can provide sacred insight by alerting senses through imagery. The second section, Hunger and Innocence considers role that poetry and poets might play in alerting others to glory by employing voice in diverse ways. Whereas first-person personal pronoun only appears in first section as part of reported speech, it first word in Sister Candida, which opens second section. The first three poems in this section seem to provide an intimate glimpse into mind of a speaking I. The fourth poem in section, Bisque, returns to second-person pronoun to depict a dream have following death of poet Margaret Avison, who is leading you to heaven / she remembers poetry was for her. This poem's use of second person allows speaker (or poet--Ito intimately familiar with Avison's work) to project intimate feelings elsewhere, yet it also implies that some experiences demand that one relinquishes self. …
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