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Flight Test
"In turn elegiac, discursive, ironic or deadpan, Lewis Warsh’s poems trip the real" — Chris Tysh
Flight Test is a serial poem in which a sense of impending doom merges imperceptibly with the quotidian until there almost never was a difference between the two.
Flight Test is a serial poem in which a sense of impending doom merges imperceptibly with the quotidian until there almost never was a difference between the two.
20 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2006
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September 6, 2016
Superb. I really loved this tiny, elegant book of near seamlessly constructed poems. If I had to pick a theme I think they address the frailty of daily life and the disconnected nature of modern existence. This is one poet who definitely doesn't need to raise his voice.
April 15, 2016
"The age of unhappiness
withered
into fragments"
Beautiful little chapbook. It can be read online at the Ugly Duckling Presse's website (and check out their other books!).
withered
into fragments"
Beautiful little chapbook. It can be read online at the Ugly Duckling Presse's website (and check out their other books!).
June 21, 2018
Gorgeous, crisp, tight poems.
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews