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fancifulness and drift
driven by a desire for disappearance
often in terms of dislocation
To find intersections
the rush of Brackenbury's poems are a work in wonderful progress
Holy Blue by Fran Pope Skylark Publications fancifulness and drift'Too late, the bees said [garbled things] said repetition, repetition. Over and again the scrape of perpetuity. The chain to chain to chain. With hollow stem we knew their bending labour under tessellating shifts () Crucifer! I bar my arms against the scythe of not this time.' from Crucifer. The poetry of 'Holy Blue' is airy and open, ruminating on the breath. As it travels through present, past and future, between fragments of a remembered world, a
