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Rosenzweig's poems seem to be crystaliza-tions of dark, angular and dangerous im-pulses. Subliminal images, dislodged and juxta-posed, create his nocturnal etudes, gnostic miniatures The incantations here try to create momen-tary incandescences in which we see these obscure, secreted hieroglyphs decoded, messages perhaps found scratched on the walls of reason and lucidity and then etched with acid, transcribed, on the belly of Ve-nus. He invites the reader to enjoy these enig-matic, yet urgent telegraphs from below.
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What's Left? - Mark C. Rosenzweig
What's Left?
Mark C. Rosenzweig
Published by SULFUR EDITIONS, 2024.
What's Left
Poems
Mark C. Rosenzweig
Artworks
Ghadah Kamal
What's Left
Poems
By Mark C. Rosenzweig
Artworks by Ghadah Kamal
Summer 2024
Cover by Mohsen El Belasy
Contents
fingering for some deep spring of feeling
the haunt of sleeping shadows
she appears against the light
I dreamt of the shadow and saw a place where sea had been before
she sinks to her knees
They build their belated
taking note of each leaf
nothing is lost
no doubt
Groping, she counts
The hours pass
the silence
a razor
belonging to this age
there is no coupling
Above her he holds it steady
too blue, too infinite a sky
Opening out out there
empty
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