Frank Stanford. The Battlefield Whe...

Frank Stanford. The Battlefield Where the lunation Says I Love You. Barrington, R.I.: dissipated Roads Publishers, 2000.

The Battlefield Where the lunation Says I Love You is a piece of poetry of over 15,000 lines (roughly the duration of the Iliad) that records the insubordinate monologues and dialogues of its heroes in an historically embedded, waking dream-state. on any standard, it is a actually ungainly poem. It was first published in an inadequate edition that not many people saw and even fewer read from G.D. Wright's Lost Roads in 1977 Then, as now, Frank Stanford, the author of this metrical composition was not a household