Nature's (Human) Nature
May/June 2018
On Salgado’s “Genesis” / On Disturbance or
the laying down on the earth of the five-fingered silvermailed open hand of the Iguana. Life size. Look. Everything in life turns out to be life- size. These five fingers […]
Poetry
Winter 2001
Philosopher’s Stone
It’s like this. There are quantities. There’s on- goingness—there’s an underneath. Over it we lay time: although it’s more like takes and re- takes by mind (eyes closed) then clickings […]
Poetry
Summer/ Autumn 1997
So Sure of Nowhere Buying Times to Come
1. I understood that there must have been. And then the two folds of this world. Towards us, thus marking time in time. A gaping hole: the yes suspended in […]
Poetry
Summer/ Autumn 1997
Manteau
In the fairy tale the sky makes of itself a coat because it needs you to put it on. How can it do this? It collects its motes. It condenses […]