The Timely Lift-Off of the Famous Harlequin-Fish

This poetry collection explores themes of unexpected encounters and the complexities of existence through vivid imagery and playful interactions. Michael Glover introduces a whimsical Harlequin-Fish and engages in dialogues with the ghost of Thomas Gray and an elusive deity named Gottlieb. The poems reflect on love, loss, and the profound questions of life, as seen through the lens of an old man's bittersweet experience with Cupid and a stone's potential thoughts on the fierce Amelia.