By Corbin Wamble. The night they / doused you in flames, / you stared piously across / a concrete river, / an American flag / hoisted over suburbia as if / Christ had / fallen from heaven / and landed on a fencepost…
Paul F. Gehl, Curator Emeritus at The Newberry Library, reviews Selected Poetry of Emilio Villa, a translation by Dominic Siracusa.
By Bill Yarrow. “You want to write poetry? Study Godard. The greatest efforts are falsely measured by length. Two boring metaphors do not a poem make. Simple stories falsify life…”
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From the Series: Exercises in New Meaning – Rek (2019), by Cordula Daus of Toponymisches Heft.
