Poetry

Poetry, more than writing generalism
Revives the corpses of memories
A true necromanticizing of all the bits and pieces
Transducing the not-mes on tight wires
Vibrating the echos of dead,
Bringing back to life
More than what they said.

Reviews

[John the Baptist]

Sometimes the written perceptions of poems can tell us more about a departed person than what they said when they were with us. That's why poets can often be more accurate than reporters.

[William Kremer]

I think poetry has a sort of enlivened language to it, which just makes sense when reflecting on the living details of a thing, experience or person.

I know that language is just as alive whether we're there to pay witness to it or not and I find that terribly unnerving.