Borrowed Stardust

by James Thomas Fletcher

The poet takes us past midnight fireballs of Mt. Etna, ponders the god of fish with D.H. Lawrence, redefines stars, and even turns off gravity. Science and wonder begin the book, followed by poems about writing poetry, and ending with takes on peace and war. These are poems about possibilities. Fletcher uses free verse to explore connections of love, humanity, history, current events, nature and more. Writing, concisely and beautifully, about things most of the world never notices. Fletcher's poetry dances on the page. Trip the light fantastic with these words.