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exploring the complexity and disjunctions of the contemporary moment while ‘trapped in the supermarket of language’
"Lionel Fogarty’s Eelahroo (Long Ago) Nyah (Looking) Mobo-Mobo (Future)
At The Hotel Zudabollo (2004) and Tokyo: A Poem in Four Chapters (2006)
He began studying Chinese at Phillips Academy in Andover and continued through college at Wesleyan University
Among the most popular of his poems are a handful of poems not wholly in Tagalog
Leith Morton, Tokyo exploring the complexity and disjunctionsTokyo is a four chapter poem that attempts to capture the essence of the modern city of Tokyo, the biggest city on earth, by poems grouped into four categories: history, people, geography and art. This eclectic exploration thus paints a picture of the living beast that is the modern city of Tokyo while also playing a side riff on one or two outsiders who resided as denizens in the belly of the beast. The poems include lyrics but are primarily linked
