Ice Cubes

by Kit Robinson

Poetry. "There is a pacific, morning coolness about Kit Robinson's 'ICE CUBES.' These poems seem, in their reserved, slightly removed chilliness, to forecast the heat of day, and the fuller poems such as 'Nesting of Layer Protocols, ' 'Rented Objects, ' and 'Forgotten Algebra' in which the mind that talks inhabits the body that walks" -Alan Davie

Genres: Poetry

90 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1987

Reviews

[Rodney]

Resilient verbal scaffold over the interstices of work life and sleep in the ‘80s, “effervestibule” to the poetry of Twitter, “faster/than/sound/thinking” outside a “maximum/security/person.”

“who
is
that
other

I
dreamed
of
waking”