Cutting across a great range of subjects, styles, and moods, is a window into the mind of a poet whose works range from the philosophical and troubling to the irreverent and hilarious. Many of Frank Feldman's poems adhere to standard poetry meters, rhyming schemes, and forms, while others employ a far freer, more delirious, surreal, and extravagant use of language. The material ranges from melancholy, existential mood pieces to poems that reflect on and respond to writers from Edna St. Vincent Millay, Dylan Thomas, and Philip Larkin to Lewis Carroll, Dr. Seuss, and Bob Dylan. Others take on the deepest issues of existence-life, death, sex, love, loss, rebirth, dreams, and the absurdity of the human condition. Also included is a large selection of limericks and other, lighthearted poems, full of wry, cheeky, downright silly, and at times risqué humor.