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The Consciousness of Transit: An Interview with Alexis Gómez Rosa

ROSA: To attempt a definition of poetry is to seek to box in what by its very nature transcends limitations. Poetry is like a mirror of water whose depths unveil the hidden expression of the self. The self which scatters us about in fragments primed to articulate primeval language: the word in its founding Arcadia. I know many definitions, but I believe they all fall short of the mark in their languid insufficiency.