Jukka-Pekka Kervinen

This work is important because it skews all preconceptions of what poetry is thought to be. It uniquely shows us the indoctrinated perceptions that we, consciously or unconsciously carry within us. It opens up to us a world with the potential of difference, and that by knowing this difference we can hopefully perceive a knowledge and beauty in forms and contents we heretofore did not think existed. So it is with open eyes and mind one must approach this work, leaving behind any constricted views of form or content, and more importantly interring the dusty corpse of an ancient poetic epistemology. —Ric Carfagna