Moving outward from the territory of hearth and home he has mapped so well in earlier works, Dunn ( Between Angels ) demonstrates both old and new strengths in this slim, potent volume. A dark abstraction infuses the poems of Part I, as Dunn writes in "Bringing It Down" of the man who, observing a jet flying overhead, fantasizes its crashing and his heroism in rescuing survivors. In "The Man in... (read more)