from issue 58

Finding

Anagram

Gregory Betts

From If Language, a poetry collection published by BookThug in 2005. Each poem in the book is an anagram of an epigraph written by Steve McCaffery that contains 525 letters. Gregory Betts’ essay “Trench Poetry” appeared in Geist No. 54.

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Bonav­ista Cube Dog Creek Belleville Calgary Ste.
Foy Toronto Ungava Sissibo Yellowknife Winnipeg
McPhee Ripples Whitehorse Ucluelet Medicine
Hat St. Paul Spirit Fundy Ottawa-Hull Fleet St.
Gregor Baffin Fredericton Shining Tree Montréal
Idol Catfish Ghita Edmonton Tulita St.-Hyacinthe
Lethbridge Flin Flon (Adanac) Flathead Dominion
Holdfast Titian Pelee Mississauga Churchill
Spyhill Regina Miramichi Faith Cupids Cypress
Falls False Antigonish Hazlet Ruisseau Hinton
Pacific Anticosti South Erie Moose Stand Off
Bissett Summit Scugog Asbestos Tsiigehtchic Mun
Portage la Prairie Charlottetown St. John’s Victoria

Gregory Betts is a poet, an essay­ist, and the co-editor of PRECIPICe lit­er­ary mag­a­zine. He has pub­lished four books includ­ing If Language (Book Thug) and Psychic Geographies (Quattro). He lives in St. Catharines, ON where he teaches Canadian Literature at Brock University and curates the Grey Borders Reading Series. Read his pre­vi­ous work in Geist at geist.com

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