In The Bloods, D.S. Marriott's recurrent theme is that of memory and absence. In poems that both embody and inhabit this double obligation, memory and absence prove to be equally central to the mysteries of ordinary language, the politics and philosophy of enslavement, as well as markers respecting the borders of what cannot, finally, be known.
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