That Day: the Ghosts of Nine Eleven
a transcendental narrative of the World Trade Center attacks. A narrative poem divided into thirty parts explores the cataclysmic and world historical event of September 11, 2001. Each of the poem's parts explores various themes, using diverse biographical sketches of victims, perpetrators and heroes. This dense, imposing epic captures historical and universal human meanings for the tragedy. Through complex metaphors, the poem carries the reader through time and space and the multiple perspectives of participants swept up in that unique disaster. The work creates an extraordinarily powerful synergy of thoughts, feelings and historical themes.
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