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Fragments of Unidentifiable Form
In Fragments of Unidentifiable Form, Parsons ties the internal geography of everyday life with the machinations of the outside world. By exploring the connections between these two seemingly isolated landscapes, the poems in this collection seek to outline a new geography—another continent to explore in a world that seems to be depleted, overworked, and left behind.
76 pages, Paperback
First published June 26, 2006
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