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On Argonautics

at each repositioning
bend the Strait

appears to con
strict and/or

open up

being an illusion
of clashing

Symplegades
namely Cyrenean

slipped past
an oil tanker



low band
pass quiet

cloud

About the Author

Joseph Salvatore Aversano, a native New Yorker, lives on the Central Anatolian Steppe with his wife, Asu. Some of his more recent poems have been published in Die Leere Mitte, NOON: journal of the short poem, and Otoliths. He is the founding curator of Half Day Moon Press and editor of its new journal.


4 thoughts on “Joseph Salvatore Aversano: On Argonautics”

  1. Just the pace of this alone, Joseph! Amazed by this “adventure” curving back to Jason, journey, myth, man, the struggle through the mystery, the catharsis at the end!! Had to share at word pond, with such respect for the range of your imagination and the way your writing opens worlds, real and imagined, introduces them. Thank you, Donna

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