Pam Rehm (born October 21, 1967 New Cumberland, Pennsylvania) is an American poet.
[1] Her work has appeared in Talisman, The Transcendental Friend, and The Nation.
[2] Graduated from Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania Rehm is an iconoclast not because she is, at times, formally inventive but because she reaches for what can't be seen, that is, she strives for knowledge of "what it means to be in relation."
[4]Judging from the beautifully wrought poetic accomplishments of Small Works, mothering and poetry for Pam Rehm have without doubt combined to create a productive paradox, an incisive kind of linguistic and philosophical stirring into or mulling over life-as-lived, through commonplace yet uniquely employed forms of rhetorical sharing in soulful, songful contradiction.
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