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|  | | Finding a Way
A collection of haiku. Modern haiku poems in English, arranged into thematic suites.
The haiku in Finding a Way invite the reader to participate in the joys and insights of the creative experience. The poems are informed by a sense of the human and the natural as being mutually reflective and interdependent. The fifteen suites of poems are arranged to move through the seasons and stages of life, returning in the end to something like a beginning. | |  | | Serendipity
A collection of poetry sequences and prose poems that explore language and memory.
Arranged into thematic suites, the haiku sequences and prose poems in Serendipity meditate upon language, memory, and our engagements with nature and other people. Suites include those focused on travel to remote places, the environment, the power of art, our social and political engagements, the journey of life through time, and the role of humor in a human life. | |  | | Sunrise in a Rabbit Hole
A collection of prose poetry.
The pieces in this book vary. There are narratives, surrealistic explorations of contemporary situations, social and political polemics, humor, and more. Many of the pieces contain literary and other cultural allusions that the reader will enjoy discovering, though identifying every allusion is not a necessary condition for enjoying a piece. The indirection and suggestiveness that characterize the pieces encourages and impels the reader toward a creation or discovery of their own. The book aims to be hospitable to a wide range of experiences and moods. Prose poetry is written without the line |
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