Once again, S. A. Gerber has laid out some pieces for your perusal and hopefully, enjoyment. For his second volume, he has sifted from thirteen years of tattered notebooks. The pieces cover a wide variety of subjects ranging from depression, elation, feast and famine. From religious faiths to political views, and from observation to obituaries. Many of these pieces have received praise in poetry venues in different cities. As "a present day writer of poetry", (Gerb dislikes the term "Poet") he tries to employ an economy of words, some rhyming and some non-rhyming, to complete whatever picture he intends to present, be it positive, negative, frustrated, angry, or comical. He has been called by fellow scribes everything from "a wannabe Whitman with too much Poe" to "a high bottom Bukowski". Like James Russell Lowell he hopes not to make one impression, but a thousand. "The reader cannot help but be swept up in the depth of feelings and wisdom presented herein." ...

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