poetry

Not any more the visions and revelations

Several of these forty-four poems are songs that owe their charm to their light cadence and exquisite diction, but across their gaiety falls a shadow because the author knows the world is "both guilt and God."

Slim boy,

Cheeks bulged,

Sufficiaunt excuse they had

Afternoons

Mermaid,

Milk-white

Look how lightly up he goes,

This silent land