Each page of the book overflows with rich, compelling lexis, embarking upon human emotions, experiences, education, and politics. This compilation contains poems about the Caribbean, New York City, Miami, Mississippi and New Jersey. It deals with being tired of the American empire whose citizens are loaded with work, about public school administration and its deleterious effect on education, about the royal and political aspects of England, and about the puzzling Cold War. The book closes with an expressive poem about a brief but intense love relationship.
About the Author
Walter de las Casas was born in Havana, Cuba. He started writing poetry during his junior year at Iona College, New Rochelle, where he earned his BA with cum laude honors in French and Spanish. His first English book was Tributes, followed by Discourse Huma, and Hojas dispersas. De las Casas currently resides in Brooklyn, New York.
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