The Best Free Verse Ten Dollars Can Buy

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Noted Southern Maryland author and poet George Miller condenses seventy-five years into forty-two poems.

Book design and graphics skillfully presented by marine archeologist and author Donald Grady Shomette.

Miller and Shomette view their subjects through a single lens. Image after image, word after word, flow from the pages

A Carolina Wren: My last memory is ashes, drifting in a chilly breeze across her wild flowers

Bulimia: Read at your own risk, vodka dulls the pain, a twist of lemon helps

Twenty Minute Cliff: Elsa knew sunset on the Blue Ridge, twenty minutes, then pitch black

Thirteen Stones: An elder walks a red rock trail to find a stone just so to fit my palm.

Published by Wineberry Press, Solomons Island, Maryland.