An exploration of spaces, both within and without:
what fills them, and how they are empty...poems of pairings and oppositions,
distance and desire, tension and cohesion.
3.
in the ground
you might blow over the tops of blades
across the hall the city
the other
a different context
rivers gulch
sight
the catch
a couple walks
a new city
appears for them
see who they
become
if left behind
Brian Strang has work published or forthcoming in journals including
Angle, Itsynccast, Kenning, Lipstick 11, lyric&, Rhizome, Tool,
and Tripwire. His first chapbook is Movement of Avenues
in Rows (a+bend press, 2000); and his second, A Draft of L
Cavatinas (Letters to Ez), is from Potes and Poets. Strang lives
in San Francisco and teaches English composition at San Francisco
State University.
