Jeff Gundy‘s fifth book of poems is Spoken among the Trees (Akron, 2007); his recent work is in The Sun, Georgia Review, Cincinnati Review, and Image. He is working on a book about theopoetics and Anabaptism and a meditation on his experience as a Fulbright lecturer in Salzburg.
Poetry
Summer 2009
Having It All Four Ways
By a primal oneness the four—earth and sky, divinities and mortals—belong together in one. —Heidegger, “Building Dwelling Thinking” Now I a fourfold vision see . . . —Blake Prologue Triangles […]
Spring 2012
Meditation on Narrative, Dogma, and Flight
My people are not natural storytellers.
Ask my father for a story, he’s still trying to get it going
when all the boys have drifted off to the kitchen.
Still, I want the reader as far inside of my skin as possible,
no matter the difficulties. . . .