In "Suicide, Love, and other Ruminations," the reader starts out in a New York City subway, then travels through a variety of imagistic poems meant to entertain, and provoke thought. Revelations abound while moving from location to location. Humor and Romanticism is sewn into the journey, which includes a trip to Italy. There, the senses are titillated, and temptation stirs the heart. Jazz, and Mambo dancing sets a tone indicative of a N.Y. vibe...
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