Unfounded

Divided into three parts, Michael Trocchia?s debut collection of verse is a lyric study on the forms of fate, a haunting discourse on the linguistic fractures between one?s self and substance, and a set of shimmering images and meditations on the constant ?guesswork? of understanding the world within us and beyond. The immediacy and sonic play of these poems are met by what is their gravity of thought and, in some, their philosophic irony. Attending to both the magic and logic of our language, Trocchia's poetry draws the two together, renewing the wonder of existence with greater clarity.