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For poet Steven Nightingale, the sonnet is not just a poetic form, it is the form of our dreams: the dream that poetry can take the mind home to original beauties, that the life of each of us is bound to a joy at the midmost of the world, that language can tease a bright reality from the catastrophes of the day, that we may learn to change ourselves, in hopes of becoming hidden sidekicks of light, useful, practical, bemused.

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This book is a journey of two cultures living side by side.

These are poems of honesty and vision. They speak of the realities of existence, realities that are hard, tough, shocking in some instances, and yet through which can be gleaned beauty.

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Two Toes is the tale of a wily coyote that was widely pursued by trappers in the sheep country of north-eastern Utah in the early 1940s.

A beautiful collection involving various themes including some on family, seasons, and nature.

For poet Steven Nightingale, the sonnet is not just a poetic form, it is the form of our dreams.

From the mountains of Nevada to the villages of Chile, Shaun Griffin sees one sky, filled with birds and memories--the wings of then and now giving us flight for all time. He gives us, as he calls it, "the scripture we chant to survive.

For poet Steven Nightingale, the sonnet is not just a poetic form, it is the form of our dreams: the dream that poetry can take the mind home to original beauties, that the life of each of us is bound to a joy at the midmost of the world, that language can tease a bright reality from the catastrophes of the day, that we may learn to change ourselves, in hopes of becoming hidden sidekicks of light, useful, practical, bemused.

For poet Steven Nightingale, the sonnet is not just a poetic form, it is the form of our dreams: the dream that poetry can take the mind home to original beauties, that the life of each of us is bound to a joy at the midmost of the world, that language can tease a bright reality from the catastrophes of the day, that we may learn to change ourselves, in hopes of becoming hidden sidekicks of light, useful, practical, bemused.

The author's fourth collection of sonnets.

In this four part collection, the reader is led through a pro- gression of poems, romantic, loving, and sometimes erotic, to those more serious and reflective.

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