In Don McKay’s poem “Icarus,” begins by stating that his title character “isn’t sorry.” (1) Instead he is “rehears[ing] flight and fall, tuning his moves...This is his practice” (5-8) for when he will attempt to fly again. He has learned from his mistakes, and now knows the melting point of wax so well that he is sure not to make the
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