Poetry. "Beastly I fall at Adam under the shade." Sandy Florian's second book dilates under Milton's Forbidden Tree, plumbing God's unjustifiable ways, and Man's. In a world made from scratch, eros and artifice, thanatos and theology give off mixed and exquisite signals, here buckled in Florian's bejeweled and rigorous sentences: "words like chords like emerald snakes, words like lords like humble smoke." Florian's intellect blazes in this bold, ambitious work: "I have a war with history."
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I become pregnant with a hole. Scoop it out and the void comes down on its head. Then I give it thanks and sing into the pit. For he is mindful of me. For he is manful on me. I make a beast of him like I make a beast of the bird, like I make a beast of fish, like I make a beast of the sea scrolling under my feet.
Sandy Florian is the author of PRELUDE TO AIR FROM WATER (Elixir Press, 2010), ON WONDERLAND & WASTE (Sidebrow Press, 2010), THE TREE OF NO (Action Books, 2009), 32 Pedals & 47 Stops (Tarpaulin Sky Press, 2007), and TELESCOPE (Action Books, 2006). She lives in Morgantown, West Virginia, where she is a Visting Assistant Professor at West Virginia University.
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