Feeding the Fire retains the virtue of Jeffrey Harrison's earlier work -- accessibility and clarity, without sacrifice of complexity -- while branching into new territory. There are love poems, lyrics entwined in metaphor, and a number of elegies for the "unfamous", those indelible characters met in any life who shape individual consciousness. Most significantly there are poems of recollection, in which the charged moments of youth, dimly understood at the time of occurrence, return to the poet in flashes of brilliant clarity and passages of intense reminiscence. These new poems affirm the restorative mystery of our own innocence and articulate our complex, stumbling passage toward experience.
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