Publisher
Florida Atlantic University
Description
The poems of this collection attempt to bridge and break interpretive and formal borders. The speaker's voice is sometimes cohesive, sometimes fragmented. The title alludes to images in the poems: to the sea, the stars, storms, and of navigations not so much of specific places, but of motion or directions that are often tenuously connected or abstract. These poems are explorations, wonderings, and experiments. The speaker's voice shifts like the wind, sometimes leading toward a destination and other times remaining lost. The poems require navigation as the reader is called upon to engage in the process of finding the way---of making way---and participating with the poet in the process of meaning making.
Note
Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters
Extension
FAU
FAU
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Person Preferred Name
Slone, Jay.
Graduate College
Use and Reproduction
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Physical Location
Florida Atlantic University Libraries