The pedestrian Jack Spicer the past seen from then

the past seen from then to now

she is called on in every poem

Frederick Douglass

and perception constitute much of what makes OF BEING DISPERSED a masterful book

Harpie stelt zichzelf een ultimatum: in elk geval tot aan haar volgende verjaardag zal ze leven en zal ze proberen er iets van te maken

The pedestrian Jack Spicer the past seen from thenValerie Hsiung Emerging from the dark ecology between lullaby and ghost story, The pedestrian meanders down a labyrinth of divinatory time where crimes demand a more defective detective. To conjure the source of this texts trauma, the poet becomes a ritual detective, tracing the wound by its shadow. Meaning emerges through distortion and echocourting what cannot be seen head on to create a haunted grammar of grief. An ill pastoral of displacement, The