Samuel James O'Brien returns with a new volume of thirty-five poems recently decanted from his increasingly age-addled psyche. Examining the nature of our human need to establish personal relationships to such abstractions as beginnings, endings, interruptions and resumptions, the poems in EATING WHOSE TAIL? offer sage poetic digressions on vital contemporary topics such as daiquiris, siege warfare, fulcrum ...Full description
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Samuel James O'Brien returns with a new volume of thirty-five poems recently decanted from his increasingly age-addled psyche. Examining the nature of our human need to establish personal relationships to such abstractions as beginnings, endings, interruptions and resumptions, the poems in EATING WHOSE TAIL? offer sage poetic digressions on vital contemporary topics such as daiquiris, siege warfare, fulcrums, reliquaries, arthropods, omens, virgins and handbrake turns. Not to mention a few more love poems.
