Huraian
Keeling?tracks?Sarah Peecher's memories through churning spaces and documentation-the church, school, a childhood bedroom, fields, and gardens; an etymology, a transcription, and a log of the body. It pins together memories in double vision through a pair of "diplopia" poems and explores memory's disintegration through poems with disappearing words. Along the way, a?persona known as the Girl carefully observes a wildfire's destruction.