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Caught between Warhol and Bob Dylan (not named, to avoid a lawsuit), the whiny Sedgwick splats like a bug on a windshield. Best is the evocative language, which reflects what might be a child's sensory response to the natural world even while the words' arrangement on the page depicts that world: a pale "wisp" of white cloud becomes a larger "plump / bright dome / of sugary white / sky-muffin"; later, in vast, overlapping capital letters, a "cloudburst" generates straight-falling lowercase phrases: "big as grapes"; "falling faster"; "monster splats. She re-enters with a grandiose string of technical feats ending in a tragic splat on the floor. |
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