Dig Safe

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Stuart Dischell’s poetry is passionate, darkly comic, heartbreaking, and always unpredictable. Dig Safe reaffirms why he commands high regard among poets and critics and popularity among his readers. Taking as their metaphor the markings that construction workers use to warn of utilities below street level—these new poems pierce the body politic as they evoke interconnection and misalliance, movement and inhabitation.Dig SafeDays of Me
The Report
The Lost City
Children of the City
A Fugitive Heart
Thin Song of the Leaky Faucet
As I Dispose of an Old Encyclopedia
The Door
A Tenant at Will
Neighbor to What Happens
Poem for Jack
The Moth
The Squanderers
Flirt
An Adult Situation
Mine and Not Mine
A Mass Hallucination of Motels
The Art of the Possible
The Restaurant by the Pier
Without People
Dweller
The Elevation
Basho, Buson, Issa, Greensboro
Wind on the Moon
Full Circle
Words for Arborists
Crooked Wood
The Puppet’s Complaint
The Hundred Pieces
Confession of a Ghost
Imperfections of the Skin
Stevedore
A Traveler
Prague
Acts of Love
Chorus of the Horses
The Fisherman and the Dryad
The Landscape Artist
Half Himself
Marina Azul
From the Anthology of Dreams of Death: Harlequin Dream
From the Anthology of Dreams of Death: Maritime Dream
From the Anthology of Dreams of Death: Aerial Dream
The FigureStuart Dischell’s work has appeared in many publications, including The New Republic, Partisan Review, and Ploughshares. He has been awarded the Pushcart Prize and a National Endowment of the Arts Fellowship in Literature. He teaches at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.US

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