Description: Musician and poet Bruce Bond has returned us to the world of structure and form in these haunting poems that celebrate the role of dissonance as a creative force in our lives.
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"The world's first drum was nothing we would call / a drum/ Nothing, that is, until we heard it," writes Bruce Bond, a poet whose work I have read and loved for many years. There is music, in Bond's poems, that is like no one else's. It is both beautifully traditional, and yet innovative, because it responds to the metaphysics of his moment, to the heart of our day. Bruce Bond is a brilliant and true poet, I am glad for every new reader of his works."
----Ilya Kaminsky, author of Deaf Republic