Seldom Close Enough to See

These poems describe aspects of the author's professional, personal, and spiritual life. The styles vary as literary influences appear and fade. There is joy, fear, anger, hope, and transcendence. Humans rarely retain the beginnings of their lives and usually do not plan the ends; all that remains is the moment just finished and that in the near future. The essential question is how to make sense of what remains, and the possibility it is elusive, like a circus on parade.