Almost Music from Between Places

These poems consist of peculiar travels over fractured landscapes of dream and nature. Consideration of the bizarre, pondered. The consequences of such things as—a new material that absorbs 99.955 percent of light, stopping, out of sleepy desperation, at that rank motel, asking the wrong questions when taking out a life policy, the triangulated conundrum of assisting cows in calving, or what’s in the big tub down at the algae-smothered pond. If you’ve ever wondered why there are so few poems about bowling balls (two are included here), mispriced turnips, mad clocks, mushrooms, and invasive species, read on.