Naked in Daylight: Poems by Carol Adler Naked in Daylight: Poems by Carol Adler DAN E-0005 In Stock $ 8.00 USD Buy and Download > Description Carol Adler's sixth book of poetry a symphony in eight movements. "What is love? asks a child,/her sick kitten cradled/in her arm./Bedtime and snowstorms, steamy baths,/sleet tapping against the window,/prickly as/Uncle Wiggley''s bunny whiskers, my/father patiently saying yes/to another story I already knew by/heart. Propped up on one elbow at/the foot of the bed, he was the child,/I the kitten curled up in the soft/drone of his voice. Last time/I visited him in the nursing home, his eyes filled as he said, "I want to help/you."/Finicky about daily shaves,/he says/the barber''s name/is Tom Someone/with six grandchildren and photos./"Whiskers are only for creatures that/wiggle their ears," he/grins, pressing my hand./" from "If Good Doesn't Come" Carol Adler's sixth book of poetry a symphony in eight movements. "What is love? asks a child,/her sick kitten cradled/in her arm./Bedtime and snowstorms, steamy baths,/sleet tapping against the window,/prickly as/Uncle Wiggley''s bunny whiskers, my/ Direct Link https://store.payloadz.com/go/?id=149693 https://store.payloadz.com/details/149693-ebooks-poetry-naked-in-daylight-poems-by-carol-adler.html Tags poetryCarol AdlerDandelionmodern poetryAmerican poetry Poetry eBooks
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