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"Poetry should say as much as possible in as few words as possible," is the poetic philosophy of Ovid Orion, and this book, his first collection, accomplishes that. Skull Sand Sonnet The sand of this shore composed of grinded skulls, a cavitied molar clasped betwixt my toes, I stride low tide, scanning the beach for a jawbone or socket of eye or at least a piece of cheek, but these billions of skulls ground to sand yield no such treasure or memory-- dust on wind-- effaced history.