Salvage at Twilight by Dan Burt Susan Utting ' – Mary Jacob

' – Mary Jacob

but it teeters on the verge of taking flight

‘hearing the long bones of the trees stretch and crack’

” —Terrance Hayes

we encounter highwaymen

Salvage at Twilight by Dan Burt Susan Utting ' – Mary JacobThe poet a man of the world in the widest sense reflects and in reflection relives the intense experiences that shaped him and that have shaped our modern world. Salvage at Twilight ends with 'Deposition', a harrowing elegy in five parts: the beloved endures 'her Nile of pain'; the lover attends as she is treated, the last scene postponed until the two selves are quite differently refined. His editor has written, 'Dan Burt's poetry, like his prose,