APICALITY What in Me Is Dark ” it is the result

” it is the result of centuries-long entanglements and contaminations

during the collapse of Italy at the end of the war

Na het lezen en bekijken van deze verrassende beeldgedichten is een steen nooit meer zomaar een steen…

and to do all this through a cross-generational process of translation as poetic communion

The first English-language collection of post-war poet Mario dell'Arco

APICALITY What in Me Is Dark ” it is the resultJean Day In Apicality (here, movement toward a point or apex, as in plant growth), Day concerns herself with morphologies writ large those of creative plant and animal life, historical thinking, knowledge, sound patterning, shapes of optimism and its opposite. The book's two sequences ("Ex Ovo Omnia," "And Now This") are part of her larger, as yet unpublished The Elements, a work that probes first (and lost) causes. The book's procedure is