The Masses by Giles Goodland Vasily Kandinsky as described by some people

as described by some people experiencing psychosis) double as a critique of the totalitarian dreams of despots

to the interior lives of the characters that people her poems

―Linda Black

taking on a more hushed

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The Masses by Giles Goodland Vasily Kandinsky as described by some people"In The Masses the creepy crawlies visibly teem. Adapting the sound mutating technique Goodland perfected in Gloss, where well known phrases are minutely changed to sly and comic effect, here the creatures which are usualy only glimpsed, only imagined with a flinch, are foregrounded in phonic mutation. Amid the rich density of these playful and sometimes frightening poems are cut back lyrics, often about fatherhood in a diminished world, and these