Contemplative poems of grief and isolation, seeking uneasy beauty and melody amid rupture and broken history.
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Contemplative poems of grief and isolation, seeking uneasy beauty and melody amid rupture and broken history.
Poetry. In the ruminative movement of these poems, Eric Selland takes the reader into a contingent, often grief-laden terrain. Here, isolation and a broken, disjointed history are shot through with moments of release, the word-on-a-thread, melody. Ever attentive to the 'condition of music', Selland here uses prose rhythms to powerful effect, piecing together the harmony suggested in paradox: 'Strike out the tongue. Enmesh the ear.' This body of work seeks coherence 'more defined by the ruptures ...
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