Small Fish in High Branches New Release the odors in rough blankets

the odors in rough blankets

she punctuates her essay with lush passages of meals

When one tenant murders another

she listens - entirely - the way certain moths perceive sound via their whole body

Small Fish in High Branches New Release the odors in rough blanketsWithout its "hue and profusion," Annette Sisson reminds us, "the world is an orphan." And often these poems seek to clothe some austere loneliness in the multiplicity of life's visions and illusions. There are dramas of the natural landscape and still lives of urban isolation. Like all good poetry, Sisson's shows that everything that matters, whether tragic, as in her poem "Eclipse," or buoyant, as in her poem "Rsistance," takes place on earth, in our