One poem by Lee Evans

The Inhuman Condition 

The front half of a frog

Eyes shining

Throat pulsing

Squats between a snake's jaws

On a flat mossy boulder

Unable to leap

From the crowd that stares

In repulsed fascination

As the reptile patiently

Swallows the paralyzed

Amphibian that waits

In helpless resignation

If you save it

It means that both your eyes are blind

If you do not save it

It means that both your body

And your shadow are not visible

(Cf. The Transmission of the Lamp, Chuan 15)

Lee Evans lives in Bath, Maine, and works for the local YMCA. His poems have appeared in such journals as Mused, The Christendom Review, The Metric and Decanto.  His latest collection is available on Lulu.com: http://www.lulu.com/shop/lee-evans/the-hazards-of-being-useful/paperback/product-20597798.html