There are so few that seem to know how to bring something new to an often-used form that when it happens, it’s worth noting, and such is the case with Toronto poet Camille Martin in her second trade poetry collection, Sonnets (Exeter, England: Shearsman Books, 2010). Martin, an American relocated north after Hurricane Katrina, writes with the most wonderful sense of clarity, thought and play in these poems, and with a flavour . . . (read more)
Rogue Embryo- NOLA Boxcars II: “Gathering”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Contraption dialogue”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Cross sea”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Cloud break”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Twilight orchard”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Surprise visit”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Teleology”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Wakeful”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Homeward”
- NOLA Boxcars II: “Beyond mountains”
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