Sam

In an apartment with bars and a view of the backside of a fast food joint, Sam was written as an exploration of the inner tension between the common and the unusual.Within the hyperbolic depiction of a modern relationship between "a defect of the city" and a "sparrow who suffered simplicity of heart," the two men followed in this book unfold within a classic, yet tragic, love story.In a series of 125 poems, Sam is revealed through the lens of an invisible narrator and is written in such a way that the reader has access to the inner states of the two men throughout its entirety.