Poetry

This chapbook celebrates solidarity with the marginalized, the rootless, the dispossessed—those for whom the struggle for dignity is a way of life. 

This chapbook reflects my struggle to appreciate the luminescence of the ordinary without cloaking it in symbolic or doctrinal significance. There’s a bit of Buddhism poking around the corners here, and throughout an affectionate engagement with William Blake. 

The knowledge that life is short has probably inspired more poetry than daffodils have. This chapbook is a brief contribution to the memento mori tradition.