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Root-Cellar to Riverine by Tod Thilleman
A Poem
ISBN 978-0-923389-80-2    $12.00 US   |   $12.00 CAN        68 pages


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People are moving effectual distance
Inhabiting self owns nothing’s purpose—sound’s hearing
Allays death’s headache.
Night consumes all men.
Trajectory’s belief
Rises in Xiasm unseen becoming
Ear-infected lessening toward banners unfurled
Preteritic loss.
Traces have moved marking nothing, saving
Learning’s expensive habit untold, thus
We are vitalic relation omni-presentable!
Sound’s straitjacket whited offense
Nothing’s bark won’t give death’s grip.
We move through
Opposing justice
Thus find a wood nothing composes, for instance
A bench.
Nations over matter descended to view
Then shrugged proposal by smashing its atom.
History’s trace begs forgiveness
Calling all sound’s dupeable
Doable tyrannosaurus.







Tod Thilleman

Tod Thilleman moved to New York from the Mid-western State of Wisconsin in the early 80s.

He is the author of numerous poetry
collections and the novel Gowanus Canal, Hans Knudsen.

From 1991-1999 he was an editor at
Poetry New York: a journal of poetry & translation.