Blinded by the Light . . .

Blinded by the Light is a composite of themes that vary from unadulterated love to adulterated humor. ABUSES probes the attitudes of the male psyche as it interacts with the feminine mystique, and EXCUSES comments on the foibles of individual interaction with social expectations and reactions to language and love relationships. The Importance of Pictures looks at glimpses of life and love as if they were captured in a moment of time to be treasured as invaluable art. The Lovesong of Lorenzo parallels T S Eliot's Prufrock, but this treatment is a more positive and optimistic view of human behavior. The intimate questions are essentially what are asked secretly and answered coyly with no satisfaction to either party to the interrogation.