Reflections in an Abandoned Vineyard

This chapter delves into Larry Levis's poem 'Picking Grapes in an Abandoned Vineyard,' exploring its emotional depth and thematic resonance. The discussion highlights Levis's childhood experiences near Fresno, intertwining personal memories with broader reflections on loss and identity. Through vivid imagery and the haunting presence of ghosts, the chapter showcases how Levis masterfully navigates the complexities of memory, familial ties, and the passage of time.