Poetry
Winter 2010
k
an open hand. another will never recur before a or after z. it is space, white that occupies, and underneath, it absorbs fluid, dark until design etiolates, an absence of how likely that some –thing will disappear, sharp angles indicate pulse but also indicate its measure of life span, how long as a surface phenomena will it be print? people write and change , but language when written did not.
Poetry
Winter 2010
a
is ox head, dark snout and horn, body blank as milk, originates from a measure-meant of animal to print, first as labor on landscape, then on page as libel, people create from what their objects contribute for them, that is […]
Poetry
Winter 2010
e
The Kenyon Review e on knee to bow, a human figure-prayer. and the white altar page for an err-less character, for letters commit our sins, but in turn redeem us from print, he wears what appears to be […]