经济日报：纽约客-2019-06-03.pptxVIP

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;mouth hold your breath when he asks: Who taught you to hate yourself ?” But even pantomimed injury is, ac- cording to the logic of these poems, a result of real damage. Scenters-Zapico is at her best in lines that mingle plea- sure and violence. The speaker of “In the Age of Los Zetas”—the poem that follows the well-choreographed cha- rade of “Neomachismo,” glaring at it from the facing page—is not pretend- ing. “I am in mourning // in the blood- iest year/of Mexican history,”she writes. (According to studies,