The Earliest Witnesses by G.C. Waldrep #pennedinthemargins and how they might survive

and how they might survive the encounter

This is Leighton's fifth volume of poetry

you can evoke it

But is also a poetry that knows it must ‘make a home/ on friable shores

'Six Lithuanian Poets' is the fourth volume in the series of bilingual anthologies which brings the work of contemporary poets from Europe and beyond to a wider English-language readership

The Earliest Witnesses by G.C. Waldrep #pennedinthemargins and how they might surviveWaldrep's seventh collection begins where his prior collection, feast gently, left off: "This is how the witness ends: touch, withdraw; touch again," according to the opening poem in The Earliest Witnesses. If these are poems of witness, then they are also testators to the craft of seeing: eye proofs of an epiphenomenal world. "Can you see this," the ophthalmologist in "A Mystic's Guide to Arches" asks over and over again. Sight becomes both the