These poems, arranged as a tribute to growth in relationships
and writing, move through expectation, disillusion, and
disintegration, to seeing and loving people as they really are
and love in its deepest sense. Sure to please anyone in a relationship.

 

An Excerpt from the book:

The Sorry of Flowers
by Judyth Hill from Men Need Space

A dark horse ambles slowly through my apology.
A field of alfalfa and wild columbine,
I'm that sorry.

I'm sorry in the way of going too soon to seed.
I'm sorry in the way of haste and meadows,
a season of sorry, a harvest of regret.
 
But there's that animal in me that is not sorry.
That has moved with mysterious resolve
towards insult and mayhem.
That is maybe a bit gleeful,
accelerating to a brisk trot,
Then full tilt gallop,
a whirr of black behavior.

Unforgivable!

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