ARROW, the latest book of poetry by Larry Rochelle, takes the reader on a high-flying exploration of the airy restlessness endemic in America today. Using Kansas as the flight origin, Rochelle by-passes the silly, inane pop culture scene and, instead, probes the discontent and irritation found in ordinary life.People search for ways to escape, sometimes turning to inner monologues, outer anger or cataclysmic break-ups to shake up their destinies. Often, they search for purity in nature's clear, cold sky, hoping to cast off their self-doubts in sheer speed and danger. For these, Rochelle gives applause and a warning. Gravity exists. Protect yourself. Wear a helmet.