“In order to enter that zone we must finally let go of the embodied distances that place grants. But what does this do to what we commonly think of as the past? I think of cyberspace, which is no place at all, as akin to the dark imaginary out of which poems come, their rhythms, their discrete music punctuating the inner life.” IdentityTheoryInternetPoetsPlaceCyberspaceMeena Alexander Quote Book:Poetics of Dislocation Source: Poetics of Dislocation