Poetry. Dictionary.com defines theophany as "A  manifestation of God to man by actual appearance, usually as an  incarnation." THE GARDEN provides such action in a dramatic lyric work  which is highly conscious of its literary context, but is compelling  in its treatment of life and death, love and gardens. "there is  despair/ a yellow sickness on our surfaces/ Yet we shall not survive  to vengeance/ or authentic anguish/ it is over/ us in saying naught do  not/ our surface wrinkles but it is no depth/ this moment to the next  is not our death/ Notice that I/ am dead" ("A Mask Beginning: Enter  Chorus (Who Is M) Singing: [Early Asking of the Sun]").  Saddlestapled  chapbook.

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