Exploring the interplay between conventional and figurative language, this collection spans thirty years of poetic experimentation. The poems delve into the speaker's complex relationships with loved ones, capturing both joy and sorrow. Additionally, they reflect on personal dystopias, focusing on an individual's perception of societal disarray within the context of twentieth-century American life. The latter part of the book features youthful expressions, adding a layer of raw emotion and spontaneity to the overall narrative.
