My rating: 3 of 5 stars
There are some poems in this anthology that I like: Memory and Loss;
The Lives They Lead;
Stories; Minnie's Death;
Braille; The Man Who Invented Las Vegas; Bournehurst-on-the-Canal; Report From The Past; and The Meeting. The poems in this collection are not the usual or contemporary ones that you can read from best-selling poets famous that millennials enjoy today. But if only readers could try to be a little more perceptive, they could discern these poems of Gerald Constanzo.
