The sonnet form, itself, demands dissent, even defiance, which is perfect for a poet the caliber of Cameron Morse. "If given / a choice, I'd have had more children," he writes. Thus, he announces, "Disease is underrated." Among the conditions of his life, there is dark humor, where "The phlebotomist must like the taste / of my blood," combined with a push against the dark. Steady yourself. Cameron Morse exhibits the holy tension between life's limited...
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