I received this third installment edition of the folio series in the mail today along with the second, a guest poet [a:Sarah D'Stair|4593780|Sarah D'Stair|http://www.goodreads.com/images/nophoto/nophoto-U-50x66.jpg].

I read through this poem in no time at all. In the various sections of this poem there were variations of short sets of lines and others that went down the page a bit more. It was refreshing to not read a poem with almost uniformity in it's sections. One example is the first section. It's short and reads "you blink your eyes/ and I understand the backs of animals" It's just two lines. I'm not exactly sure what it means, but there is beauty a beauty to the words.

As with much of D'Stair's poetry there is a number of images throughout this poems entirety. It's difficult to place some of the images, but the creativity and the way different words work to create them are unique to me. I would like to take some more time to make a bit more sense out of everything being said.

I'll close this short review with a few beautiful lines that starts off section VI. "it's not night enough for moonlight/ not tread enough for stair/ it's not coiled enough for corkscrew/ not bone enough for bled" ( )