Plexiglass is a beautiful dispatch from the sea line of human oblivion; where teacher and student find insights like a graveyard shift for a church pianist. A smile inching through the corridors of a prison industrial complex; our humanity is repressed, but still lightning. Here is revealed the physics of a trench where poems become veins turning empty space into flesh.

Tongo Eisen-Martin, winner of the American Book Award, author of Heaven Is All Goodbyes

This book has always been necessary, because poetry exists completely outside discourse, it exists in the heavens and it exists outside logic, and it is here to repair the failed part of our logic. And now more than ever in the summer of 2020 and from now on, this book is indispensable. This is a book that should be read by every person to whom these invisibles are unknown. It must be read in schools, in parks, in bed, and in all those spaces that are not occupied by the disappeared, because they are not in schools, or in parks, or in beds.

Valerie Mejer Caso, author of This Blue Novel