| Thoughts
at Play in The Age of Fear James Hazard This
is poetry boldly rooted in the romantic tradition, a
composition of thoughts in verse about existence in a world indifferent
to
suffering and personal philosophies of meaning. From reflections of
savagery in
the natural world to the complexities and insecurities of love, the
reader is
taken on a dramatic journey to possums on a picnic, vultures shopping
in a
market, the aftermath of nuclear war as told by surviving ants, a boy’s
hike
around the world in a single day, a woman who talks to ghosts and the
romance
of revolution in the second decade of the twentieth century.
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