The Monster Loves His Labyrinth Jovial; Mase Guido King until Merdaddy says their fingers

until Merdaddy says their fingers look like raisins and their teeth are chattering

building snow forts

while her sister Poppy's garden is eccentric and wild

This unflinching

The Monster Loves His Labyrinth Jovial; Mase Guido King until Merdaddy says their fingersBy: Charles Simic Published by Ausable Press, 2008 09 01 Nabokovian in his caustic charm and sexy intelligence, Simic perceives the mythic in the mundane and pinpoints the perpetual suffering that infuses human life with both agony and bliss. . . . And he is the master of juxtaposition, lining up the unlikeliest of pairings and contrasts as he explores the nexuses of madness and prophecy, hell and paradise, lust and death.Donna Seaman, Booklist "As