Winner of the Laura Boss Narrative Poetry Award
Expansive and profound, Forget about Sleep is a triumph.
— José Antonio Rodríguez
There is something timeless about these poems; as if they could have been written a thousand years ago by someone who saw deeply into the world as it truly is.
— Jim Moore
An homage to eros
— Boston Globe

In Forget about Sleep, her sixth poetry collection, Miriam Levine remembers lost lovers, friends, her beloved family, and celebrates treasured places and the near and dear still alive.

 
 

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. . . ghostly vision, guts, and candor . . . splendid.
— Jewish Community News