Morphology

Morphology , by definition, is the study of the forms of words and bodies. In her second book, Erica Miriam Fabri uses the formation of words-- molded into poems-- to celebrate and mourn various forms of bodies.
The bodies featured as main characters in this collection include lovers, family members, children, ghosts, rats, jellyfish, skeletons, and snakes. While this book of poetry is set mostly in New York City, it also journeys to far-flung destinations such as outer space, the deep sea, and the afterlife.

Erica Miriam Fabri is a Brooklyn-based poet and the author of Dialect of a Skirt (a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Prize). Her poetry has been widely published in magazines, anthologies, and featured in multi-media formats including art installations, short films, and television commercials. She teaches writing at Pace University and for The City University of New York.