Fall Creek Home itself drawn from Ron Silliman's

itself drawn from Ron Silliman's Ketjak

In Border Wisdom

exploring the divine terror throbbing beneath the surface of a naturalistic and barely human world

and others and including contemporary contributions by Cia Rinne and Susan Howe

which spit you a thousand feet into the air but keep your viewpoint fixed on the same spot as before—what's different

Fall Creek Home itself drawn from Ron Silliman'sLyn Hejinian In a headlong rush, Lyn Hejinians Fall Creek swirls the literal with the littoral, sediment with sentiment, and inklings of sob shout or song inking clarity in book stone rustle word sending leaves down in further language At the quarter mark of the 21st Century, history swells its banks, sweeping the detritus of nature, culture, ideology and mythology, politics and philosophy, of humans, birds, fish and frogs, their flights, songs, cries