One More Thing: Todd Kaneko and Mark Leidner in Conversation
“Your poems are a product of that conflict between the seeds you plant and what you actually cultivate.”
“Your poems are a product of that conflict between the seeds you plant and what you actually cultivate.”
“I am the assemblage of both my memory and the ones that contest it.”
“There are both so many words and not enough for this moment.”
“I began to feel an urgency, not only in the theoretical power of poetry but in our collective power as poets.”
“Poetry is a way . . . to turn the language on itself again and again.”