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portada The Dinner Jacket Poems: Featuring the Short Story, 'Better Now, Better Now Than Dead'
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
204
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.2 cm
Weight
0.30 kg.
ISBN13
9781491817278
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The Dinner Jacket Poems: Featuring the Short Story, 'Better Now, Better Now Than Dead'

Jeff Wayne-Patrick Russell (Author) · Authorhouse · Paperback

The Dinner Jacket Poems: Featuring the Short Story, 'Better Now, Better Now Than Dead' - Russell, Jeff Wayne-Patrick

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Synopsis "The Dinner Jacket Poems: Featuring the Short Story, 'Better Now, Better Now Than Dead'"

THE DINNER JACKET POEMS the CHANTILCLEER POET JEFF WAYNE-PATRICK RUSSELL Jeff Wayne-Patrick Russell aka the Chantilcleer poet starts his Dinner Jacket Poems with a boyhood visit to his grandmother's apartment in Glendale, CA where he's fascinated by the Knockittttty, knock knocks of woodpeckers pecking on telephone poles in her neighborhood. With "yells of silence" he takes us on a quest to the "streets of Gold" where he "dreams of a Coliseum in Eternity." The pilgrim does not travel alone. There are desert paths to be sure where "a snake slithers past the moon, leaving them both to crawl home to caves and holes." But there are also Happy Hour epiphanies where a margarita dancer shares with him a glimpse of her beauty and moments of "sarcastic bliss among friends over a' good-beer." There are times the quester needs to be in solitude: "And if you want to talk to me Find me In person Maybe Australia" There are times he seeks solidarity with a significant other: "ohhhhhhhh Lord your girllllllllllllllllllllll - for... meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee" When she's found and "Reeling and rocking as our flame grows - higher than others" he leads "Make our flame last." My favorite poem of his near the end of the book is ME...AND DECIBEL TETON...where "lying on a stone" he drinks from a cactus and with gaze fixed upon a spiraling hawk pleads "Hawk, stay long, Hawk, stay long Hawk circling, Circling Hawk Return me to myself." I couldn't agree more.

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