Perhaps the Heart is Constant After All

Both for her groundbreaking and seductive love poetry and her unflinching testimony to the travails of aging and death, Mary Dorcey has been acclaimed as a poet of remarkable insight and courageous witness. Her subjects are the enduring questions of humanity: love and loss, sexual passion, separation, aging and death. Passionate, profoundly poignant, in a damaged but radiant world, she seeks always images of redemption.