<p>[P]oems like delicate essays, in the sense of attempts-circling, being-with, tentative and tender [...] poems like seed heads, fragility and delicacy, balanced, a symmetry [...] seeding more thinking [... a tender] engagement with moss, air, horizon, the political, the scientific, the human, the non-human and the spaces-between where these things meet. The space on the page, within the poems, and between the poet writing and the world observed, is so delicately balanced.<br>- Dr. Kim Lasky<br><br>slow build<br>inside/outside<br>what is left unsaid<br>what is beneath<br>what is noticed<br>what is undeclared<br>what evolves, enmeshes, becomes, denies<br>visual-like camouflage<br>like a movement-eyes dance on page, not sure where to go<br>feeling accumulate through pattern of words - many unsaid, but felt<br>What is near talks about what is far-deep time-what is within-unsaid <br>earth suffering earth joy, despite it all<br>- Chris Drury<br><br>[an exploration of] the political, the sp