Sky Harbor - Miles Waggener

One Might Slip Into A Cave Without A Torch And Imagine A Language Of Foot Scuttle And Wing Whinny, Imagine That One Must Make From These Consonants And Vowels A Lyric, A Metaphysics-such Is The Poetry Of Miles Waggener-hermetic, Intentional, And Of Great Necessity. -sandra Alcosser, Author Of A Fish To Feed All Hunger And Except By Nature 'sky Harbor' Is The Name Of Phoenix, Arizonas International Airport, Through Whose Automatic Sliding Doors-at One Point In This Fabulous Collection Of The Same Name-a Sparrow Flies. The Human-constructed And The Unconstructed Abut Constantly In Miles Waggeners Second Full-length Collection, Wherein Collisions Between Desert Landscape And Air-conditioned Condominium Developments Form A Stimulating Dynamic, And An Indelible Backdrop On Which The Poets Major Concerns-memory, The Lands Impression On The Psyche, Logos, Spiritual Longing-unfold, To Distinct And Brilliant Consequence.