"Henry Kanabus. The first thing you notice about his eyes is they
are Mars Blue. The first thing you notice about his verse is: Mars
Blue. And they are thrilling reflections of one another. When the
Titles flash I always pay attention and the work moves. It has the
respirations of an elegant Polish film; one doesn't know why it
should, but it does." -Ed Dorn
On his previous collection: FLOODLIGHTS
"A lovely, strong book; fine affirmation and record of the
ongoing interior life ... An Ear That Hears." -Anselm Hollo
"Very strange and fine."
-Phillip Whalen
His hand introduces
a spool of ballerinas
The black mane flies
and wings bend
The blind wind
fuses on the two lane.
are Mars Blue. The first thing you notice about his verse is: Mars
Blue. And they are thrilling reflections of one another. When the
Titles flash I always pay attention and the work moves. It has the
respirations of an elegant Polish film; one doesn't know why it
should, but it does." -Ed Dorn
On his previous collection: FLOODLIGHTS
"A lovely, strong book; fine affirmation and record of the
ongoing interior life ... An Ear That Hears." -Anselm Hollo
"Very strange and fine."
-Phillip Whalen
His hand introduces
a spool of ballerinas
The black mane flies
and wings bend
The blind wind
fuses on the two lane.
