In language both fluent and hypnotic, Don Domanski maintains an awareness of both the magnitudes and the minutiae that live beyond language. In "Flying Over Language," an essay written specifically for this volume, the poet explains that for him metaphor is one way to suggest the wealth of being that poetry can only point toward.
Presents a selection of poetry by Don Domanski. This volume discusses Domanski's engagement with nature and the transformative power of his metaphors; his poetic bestiary and mythical underpinnings; and, his kinship to poets like Stevens, Whitman, and Rumi.
