Cephalopodic Warner realizes her own path

Warner realizes her own path to freedom must lead to a confrontation with her past

yet cautions us not to fly too close to the sun

lusty and wailing

including The Love That Moves Me

Bill Yarrow continues to push the boundaries of modern poetry and the results are always astounding

Cephalopodic Warner realizes her own pathNothing is more anticipated, more fraught, more loaded, more parodied, more remembered, or more desired than a love poem. In this bold new collection, J. P. Dancing Bear manages, rather remarkably, to evoke and invoke some of the great romantic gestures of poetic history while simultaneously charting entirely new poetic territory. At one moment, his rich aquatic imagery recalls Walt Whitman or Pablo Neruda while at other times his voice feels utterly