"The final poem, which reconsiders Hart Crane's suicide as an —immersion— (not a failure), allows Dings's own morbidity to triumph in an otherwise decent volume."
paper 0-8101-5094-8 There's a certain uniformity of expression that borders on monotony in this second volume by the Wichita State University professor—a collection that explores silence and solitude in language that is somber and without much rhythm.
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