The poems of Compass and Clock take their inspiration from the
intersection of the natural world and the human, exploring the
landscapes in which those intersections occur. Those landscapes
range from David Sanders's native midwestern countryside to the
caves of Lascaux and an enchanted lake where relics of lost lives
are washed ashore. Yet, the true source of the poems' vitality is
Sanders's attention to the missed or misread moments, those times
when the act fails, and the perceived clashes with the actual.Here,
the satisfying pairing of elegance and vulnerability invites the
reader to tour those uncanny landscapes from which one returns
irrevocably changed?-?refreshed, but wistful. In a review of his
earlier limited-edition work, Time in Transit, the Hudson Review
called David Sanders "a poet to watch." With the Swallow Press
publication of Compass and Clock, we have the realization of that
promise.
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