Anatomie Du Mouvement: Poésie

A sequence of fragmented, visceral poems probes bodies and movement through intense urban and intimate imagery. Lines shift between erotic desire, bodily decay, memory and silence, traveling from crowded streets and domestic interiors to nocturnal obsessions and dreamlike reveries. Language juxtaposes tenderness and violence, invoking tides, meals, theatricality and mechanical rhythms to map emotional dislocation and fleeting encounters. Recurring motifs—hands, mouths, eyes and skin—frame meditations on longing, aging, loss and the precariousness of speech. Poems use associative, often surreal sequences to assemble sensation, recollection and cultural fragments into a register of mutable intimacy and existential unease.