I sleep
in a tree
my wrist an elegant branch that
—going nowhere—
has little pulse or wealth
I wake
at last
with the beautiful curious sense
your owl is above
the shadow of an owl
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Franzlations [the imaginary Kafka parables]: Trailer
BOOKS
- The Porcupinity of the Stars (poetry; Coach House Books, 2010)
- The Obvious Flap (poetry with Gregory Betts; Bookthug, May 2011)
- The Mud Game (a novel with Stuart Ross; The Mercury Press, 1995)
- Raising Eyebrows (poetry; Coach House, 2002)
- Outside the Hat (poetry; Coach House, 1998)
- frogments from the frag pool (poetry with derek beaulieu; The Mercury Press, 2005)
- Franzlations: The Imaginary Kafka Parables (with Hugh Thomas & Craig Conley; poetry/prose; New Star, Fall 2011)
- Doctor Weep and Other Strange Teeth (fiction; The Mercury Press, 2004)
- Cruelty to Fabulous Animals (prose poetry; Moonstone, 1995)
- Big Red Baby (fiction; The Mercury Press, 1998)
RECENT CHAPBOOKS
- Chora Sea (poetry with Gregory Betts; Emergency Response Press, 2009)
- Inverting the Deer (poetry; serif of nottingham press, 2009)
- Punctuation Funnies (poetry; serif of nottingham press, 2008)
- anus porcupine eyebrow (poetry; supernova tadpole editions/Paper Kite, 2009)
- The Punctuation of Thieves (poetry; serif of nottingham press, 2010)
- The Servants of Dust (poetry; No Press, 2010)
FOR CHILDREN
- The Racing Worm Brothers (picture book; Annick Press, 1998)
- The Magic Mustache (picture book; Annick Press, 1999)
- Grandpa's Snowman (picture book; Annick Press, 2001)
- Seeing Stars (YA novel, Stoddart Kids, 2001)
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1 comment:
This is so especially good. I keep studying it, to unlock its mysteries. The hands are clasped entreatingly, beseechingly. Perhaps this is a "Seech Owl."
"She looked out the window, listened to the hoot owl, and prayed for all concerned." —Eric Ware, The Hollywood Colored, 2004
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