Oneself
our Selves, Ourselves
Apart and a Part
with every Thing, of Everything
from one Another, an Other
one Self
"Oneself" © David Morimoto
Editor’s Note: Don’t miss “Why Poets Sometimes Think in Numbers,” Carol Dorf’s introduction to math poetry in TW.
David Morimoto
David Morimoto is the director of the Natural Science and Mathematics Division at Lesley University in Cambridge, Massachusetts. An ecologist and conservation biologist, he has studied birds in Massachusetts and South America and is currently involved in urban ecology studies and conservation and education work in Guyana.
Morimoto has devoted considerable amounts of time to thinking, teaching, and writing about the unifying features of complex living systems. He writes poems influenced by his experiences and has had two of them published in professional journals.
