jarring violence scatters them into the wide world again
or the speaker communing with the dead or conjuring the ancient past
this abecedarian collection of linked micro-essays and prose poems is both Cohn's singular story of grieving and refashioning a life built around words and an evocation of the larger discussion of how our society views disability
the stain disappears—' But Rodney Gómez won’t let that happen in his haunting collection
Talbot School of Theology
Everywhere We Are Book cover type:Paperback jarring violence scatters them intoIn this luminous collection, a poet confronts illness, loss, and the inexorable passage of time. Opening with "Prayer," an urgent invocation that braids medical precision with erotic tenderness, the book moves through five sections exploring how beloved presences dissolve into memory, landscape, and the natural world. With extraordinary formal range from compressed lyrics to expansive meditations like the sequence "Eight Waterscapes" these poems