I quite like this terse poem that does just what it says: It creates an absence through its form, and in that opened out space, the reader is left to ponder what it means to "clean out" a self, a life; and when we think of that, then we think of what is "there," of what is constituting a self or a life.
I quite like this terse poem that does just what it says: It creates an absence through its form, and in that opened out space, the reader is left to ponder what it means to "clean out" a self, a life; and when we think of that, then we think of what is "there," of what is constituting a self or a life.