Overtime and The Dance is a fascinating collection of poems that embrace and reflect on life's largess: the richness of empathy in exploring our relationship with the physical, and more than physical, world; the confluence where moments foreshadow and guide other moments, where decline occasions new growth, and where absence provides a new presence.
The After Party
The louder party in a brighter room Where everyone half-dressed in finery Revels- shouts and drinks and dances - Knees wobble, hips swing, eyes avert Or not. What? I can barely hear you. Forgive me, but you don’t look so good After a long night carousing, my dear And I too must show signs of wear And couldn’t write a decent sonnet To save my life. Something about The prevalence of euphemisms when Everything worthwhile has been said. Still the band plays on, so we dance. |
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