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In What Disappears,
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This review is from: In What Disappears (Paperback)
As a follower of Brandi's work for years, I am excited for this new book, the first full-length collection in many years. Although in the opening poem Brandi expresses there's "Nothing to mark the way", the reader finds in these poems the sort of praise and grace that does just that. Because Brandi's road is open-ended and so full of discovery and richness, we, like the speaker in "Deep Motion Inside", can't help but realize "This vast, stretching impossibility is reachable." And reach, Brandi does: through poems that display wisdom that has been wrought from his many travels and the humans encountered on this earth that belongs to all of us...through nearly surreal poems that wrestle with "nights of anonymous desire", with letting "our hearts grow fierce in the wind", with the many other "yous". Herein are poems about writing, elegies, tributes to the living...all in all, a mighty book, a book to sink all of yourself into and emerge larger, enriched, fully named.
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In What Disappears by John Brandi (Paperback - April 1, 2003)
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