Three Poems

Three Poems from Peckinpah Suite Note: In 1977 Sam Peckinpah, the writer and director, bought a plot of land in a remote part of Montana and had a cabin constructed. It was more a dream than a practical place for him to live, and he spent most of his Montana years, especially after his heart attack, at the Murray Hotel in Livingston, where his suite of rooms has since been named in his memory. In Paul Munden’s Peckinpah Suite, the poet checks into Peckinpah’s rooms and writes a sequence of poems that is intricately and sometimes disturbingly entwined with Peckinpah’s own experience. We feature three of the poems here.