Her poems look out through earnest eyes, lyrical and cognizant, expansive and demanding, valorous, honest, open, discriminating and true. In Mad Dogs of Trieste mythic figures glide past like giants over the landscape, embodying the poet's passionate response to the death of her father, mother, friends, and the memory of former times. Poems of imperative and challenge announce the call to get up, abandon everything, go where ... Read More