What did you think? What sentences jumped out at you? What questions stuck with you? (Starts on p. 121 of the new collection of David Foster Wallace's essays, Both Flesh and Not.)

Looks like the book in question is out of print: amazon.com but Zbigniew's poetry is collected (as translated by someone else) here: amazon.com and I did manage to request the first book from the library. Of course, now I'm dying to read it.

Here's one from Poetry Magazine's website:
poetryfoundation.org

"Go where those others went to the dark boundary
for the golden fleece of nothingness your last prize

go upright among those who are on their knees
among those with their backs turned and those toppled in the dust

you were saved not in order to live
you have little time you must give testimony

be courageous when the mind deceives you be courageous
in the final account only this is important

and let your helpless Anger be like the sea
whenever you hear the voice of the insulted and beaten"

Whew.