Correspondence
“[Correspondence is] as intelligent as it is moving, as emotionally astute as it is linguistically mesmerizing...”—Sima Rabinowitz, Dragonfire“In these poems, it's the way in which correspondences slip and fail to correspond that generates the beauty and deeply felt intelligence of the whole: "I want it all. Every broken brick: / if not the fruit, the flower, if not this, the rind, whatever it is / that's left over." Here it is the struggle with incongruity that binds each assemblage together.”—Boston Review