â Both carefully observed and daringly philosophical . . . The cosmos aches, as it did for Orpheus and for Gilgamesh, and as it did for Eve.â â MARK DOTY
â Both carefully observed and daringly philosophical . . . The cosmos aches, as it did for Orpheus and for Gilgamesh, and as it did for Eve.â â MARK DOTY
Brooke Matson is the author of one previous collection of poems, The Moons . Her poems have most recently appeared in TAYO, Potomac Review, and Prairie Schooner, and have been selected for anthologies such as Towers & Dungeons and Railtown Almanac. She is also a book artist and a recipient of an Artist Trust Grant for Artist Projects and a Centrum residency. She currently resides in Spokane, Washington, where she is the executive director of Spark Central, a nonprofit dedicated to igniting creativity.
Inhaltsangabe
Contents I Ode to Dark Matter Elegy in the Form of a Pomegranate The Day Before Red Giant Supermassive Star Maybe Neurosurgery Eve Splits the Apple Broaden the Subject II The Law of the Conservation of Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Metaphors of Mass Destruction Psalm of the Israeli Grenade Newton's Apple Prism Elegy in the Form of an Octopus III Eve's Apple The Law of Inertia Impossible Things Electron Cloud Centrifugal Force Orionid Meteor Elegy in the Form of Endangered Species There Is a Room in the Four Dimensions of the Space-Time Continuum IV Elegy in the Form of Porcelain Sonnet in the Higgs Field Ode to a Fractured Conch Elegy in the Form of Steam Metamorphosis V How to Eat a Pomegranate Elegy in the Form of a Butterfly Bush Lithium Sonnet on a Hook Ode to a Rotting Apple Amaryllis Alchemy Ode to the Returned Ode to the Sun Notes Acknowledgments
Contents I Ode to Dark Matter Elegy in the Form of a Pomegranate The Day Before Red Giant Supermassive Star Maybe Neurosurgery Eve Splits the Apple Broaden the Subject II The Law of the Conservation of Mass Our Lady of Guadalupe Metaphors of Mass Destruction Psalm of the Israeli Grenade Newton's Apple Prism Elegy in the Form of an Octopus III Eve's Apple The Law of Inertia Impossible Things Electron Cloud Centrifugal Force Orionid Meteor Elegy in the Form of Endangered Species There Is a Room in the Four Dimensions of the Space-Time Continuum IV Elegy in the Form of Porcelain Sonnet in the Higgs Field Ode to a Fractured Conch Elegy in the Form of Steam Metamorphosis V How to Eat a Pomegranate Elegy in the Form of a Butterfly Bush Lithium Sonnet on a Hook Ode to a Rotting Apple Amaryllis Alchemy Ode to the Returned Ode to the Sun Notes Acknowledgments
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