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Boyer Rickel
Box 10 (lyric)
a mist (his suffering) a theme and lacking closure like the tick and spin of sprinklers on the lawn list-list-list, they hiss lacking variation the spin of suffering: a drift dive downward (like a leaf) through sleep, through waking a theme and variations the tick and spin of days (items on a list) drift lines, tide lines (the tick of leaves) asleep, awake: the drift of closure the day a mist
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| Boyer Rickel's publications include remanence (Parlor Press, 2008), Taboo, essays (Wisconsin, 1999), arreboles (Wesleyan, 1991), and a poetry chapbook, reliquary (Seven Kitchens Press, 2009). His poems can be found in recent or forthcoming issues of Antennae, Free Verse, The Gettysburg Review, and The Laurel Review. He teaches in the U. of Arizona Creative Writing Program. |
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