Gunsight is a striking long poem in the form of a hallucinatory fantasy narrative. Three voices jostle with each other, dancing through memories, confabulations and free imagery, charting the mind of a soldier as he undergoes surgery for a war wound. It took the back of the book for me to know that bit if framing info, and at times the poem is too abstract for its own good, the narrative spreading thin under the weight of Weiss's aesthetic labors, especially at the end. Even with that weakness the poem is an impressive attempt at dramatic long verse and shows Theodore Weiss as a poet who was as ambitious as he was skilled.