Two days in the almost arrested cardiac
penitenciary, a dancing computer-image
course in flow/unflow, know/unknow,
coming out listening to the weather
report “Sunny and seventy-eight...for
at least two more days,” everything veiled
in clouds as his cell-phone starts to
ring, “Hello, Dad...,” like a voice from
another galaxy, forgetting for two days
all the “dones” and “beens” clothed in the
possibility
of “the rest is silence. “
Istanbul Literary Review - May 2010 Edition (#17)
Hugh Fox
USA
Hugh Fox is mainly a poet and his collected poetry was published last year by WORLD AUDIENCE in NYC (540 pages), also a novelist, archaeologist, writes plays and has one book published on French film which has been one major influence on all his work.