| The Disemboguement of Illusion is a collection of poetry consisting of two parts, "ways of dying naked in mexico city" and "phantasmata." Through sound and imagery, the poems are a product of surrounding observations and internal combustion. As the manuscript unfolds, the different forms and poeias are traveling ghosts, detailing an exploration of loss and bliss. The poems are expressions of the world I see, in miniature. |
