I am wracking my brain trying to remember whether some of the Jewish feminist poems I've read over the years might be speculative. Maybe Marge Piercy or Irena Klepfisz?
I am wracking my brain trying to remember whether some of the Jewish feminist poems I've read over the years might be speculative.
One of the problems with this entire question, of course, is the traditional sticking point with speculative poetry: if it's an entirely content-based definition, the poet might not categorize it as such, even if a reader might see the dybbuk and think so.
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One of the problems with this entire question, of course, is the traditional sticking point with speculative poetry: if it's an entirely content-based definition, the poet might not categorize it as such, even if a reader might see the dybbuk and think so.
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How about Enid Dame and her Lilith poems?
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I know nothing of this!
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