ParklandJ. H. Prynne 'How could they know her realm for real is in shattered ruins, the pain of destruction and misery enslaved, and yet the bird messengers avouch disaster, the open gate like the mouth of terror, must it be as broken in hunger, her city in hold of rebels, populace at verge of frank starvation.'

I climb over boxes and shelving

and the endgame

described as Hypnogogic Word Playing in Reporters' Notebooks which further expand our map of Bernadette Mayer's groundbreaking works of writing consciousness

verliefde en verlangende kant

Edwin Torres

embracing poetry

in an untied thought balloon to read it

“The Language the Sky Speaks

well he just turned up like that

the strangely activated temporalities of illness and pain

Shuntarō Tanikawa has been the most inventive modern Japanese poet

Transverse weaves between languages and forms