The Landing of Rochambeau

Poetry. THE LANDING OF ROCHAMBEAU is a collection of poems and prose pieces circling the problem of historical knowledge. Language is not simply a vehicle for representing one's time, but a material force in its creation. Hence the poems attempt to investigate the boundaries between daily talk and the social environment. ..".[A] grand adventure in the difficulty we have with words; that close to the difficulty we have with marriage and with living alone, the field of immediate experience the poems come from and return to. His wit is never disengaged or distancing from his passional reality that ultimately becomes our own passional reality, our continued possibility of keeping the roots of feeling alive and vulnerable"--Robert Duncan.

Answering Motion
The Article On Geneva
The Assurance
Beethoven At 14
Being Alone And Learning To Do Certain Things
Continuing The Project
The Dream Dream
Et In Leucadia Ego
Every Bit Whit As Decisive
The Exegete
The Face In The Letter Never Sent Looks Back
For Lori
Framing
He Solved The Dilemma By Bringing In Another Table
The Heart Strangely Warmed
If To Witness
Je Suis It
Jordan Park
The Landing Of Rochambeau
The Letter On Injustice
The Memo
More Is Up
Not Songs
Page Of Cuts
Paranoia, The Doppelganger Of Hemophilia
Perhaps Someone Off The Street Or Unexpected Standing In
Poet At Work
Ready To Hand
The Reassurance
The Report
Scales
Sentimental Education
We Want To Read Ourselves In The Pronouns For You. As If
White Place
The Words Are Trapped In Doxa
The Yellow Pages
Your Average Youth
Your Clear Blue Sky
-- Table of Poems from Poem Finder®