Love, loss, loneliness; affection, alienation, absurdity; poetics, politics, philosophy; humor, heartbreak, and humanity are passionately, poignantly, perfectly expressed in this fifth and best book of three hundred most unusual poems by this most unusual poet: the elusive, reclusive, enigmatic +Steven Curtis Lance.
You must be logged in to post a review.
Please log in
1
Person Reviewed This Item
By +Steven Curtis Lance
Oct 15, 2009
"For Donna and For Scott" For Donna and For Scott to speak the unspeakable to bear witness for the dead If I kill myself am I a murderer? Is it as bad as killing another? What of interrupted ones who never were? I have lost a half-sister and half-brother She to suicide and he to criminal neglect Is it any wonder then that I do not respect The father we three share? I am the last and least In the belly of the beast There I have spent my life where Although unbearable However terrible it is for me For Donna and for Scott It is no more for they are not To be for them was not to be I honor you my siblings though unknown The last and least and lost is left alone +Steven Curtis Lance Copyright MMV
