“This twelve-page poetry pamphlet asks, “What eyls yr two een e’e wit?”—in short, nonsensical rhymes. Cook has thoughtfully included a glossary for een, eyer, eyren, eyr and eyrar as a guide for the perplexed, but even with the gloss there’s not much sense to be found here. It is better just to sing-song the rhymes and enjoy the nonsense.”
Gibberish poems that relate to eyes and seeing, words are scrambled up and repeated in different forms and have a nice rhythm, printed on good, thick paper.
Sticker-collaged frontpage, stapled, 21 x 13,5 cm, 14 not numbered pages, Vancouver 2010
ISBN 978-1-897243-68-8
