![Close up of a page from Fragments of Light showing cut circles of silver mylar](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgRUeG7FyRia4EIl6p5xqyLHWazY3dMYKRVGTVRk1Wxk6r6QexMjRvXD75tgCDsRpEYx0LcJvT-8yPSSwvwbn0Oqogv57P0Koen3MVrRFXG4NpsHkGcHc7bDmENDUaoJxtUTRBOcwrA7gA/s320/DSCN0218.jpg)
Vincent FitzGerald cut out lines of Rumi's verse on shiny Mylar pages, then used a steel plate backing to anchor his Fragments of Light 4 (New York, 2009). The result is a play of light and poetry that both "mirrors" the poems and reflects the reader (and photographer!) onto them.
Come take a look by asking for Presses K298rufr.