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The poet takes the reader on a journey from teenage angst in the suburbs to the his maturing travels highlighting his experiences and observations of the city and his return home.
The opening poems: Modern Americana & The Gate immediately place us where Peter V. Dugan lives in those poems. He has us driving into that Cul-de-Sac, seeing the rows of houses and feeling closed in as we see the suburban sprawl.
In Catholic School Dance we are transported back, back to when we thought of nothing more than friends, cigarettes, mood-altering substances, and the opposite sex. It brought back to life how it was something just to hold that someone!
Peter does not reminisce or longingly remember; instead he brings back to life the days we lived long ago. He bravely and h | |  | | Eulogies for Dreams
The poets view of modern poetry in the modern world it exists in.
The poet presents his pieces of work using varied forms and style from narrative to dadaesque and abstract poems to convey his observations (sometimes tongue in cheek) on 21st century American poetry, policies and politics in the modern world. | |  | | Getting IT @ The Oswego Tea House
Collection of poems centered around poetry and politics.
Poetry concerning the state of the art of poetry and politics In America. | |  | | Medusa's Overbite
Medusa's Overbite is a story told in poetry of growing up in the suburbs. This is different poetry, it in your face and not sing song,just plain and direct. It is filled with a sense of alienation and observations of people, places and things found in the city and suburbs.
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This book of poetry offers unique insight into the world of motorcycles, bikers and those who move to the beat of a different drummer. The poems provide a peek into the experiences and observations of that lifestyle and are presented like snapshots in a photo-album of words.
This book is for bikers the ones
who ride to live and live to ride.
This book is for poets, the ones
who breathe life into words and
live through their poems.
This book is for the wildflowers
that grow through the cracks
of cement and thrive through
the potholes of the life.
This book is for the hard core,
the hard asses, the wild ones,
the easy riders and even
the weekend warriors.
This book is not for the timid, the wanna bee or anyone who
never crossed the line drawn by society.
This book is for Members Only. |
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