More Outbursts From The Seventh Decade

Carol Chapman's poetry is fully engaged with the world. Her poetry responds to events overtaking us with shock and awe -- including nature's telegraphing apocalyptic repercussions for destroying her ecosystem. Her poems echo Cassandra's call to sobriety. Her words reject negativity and animus hoping to foster a change in direction. She believes in love and human connection as an antidote to the raucous divisiveness corroding our humanity. A romp through Carol's poetry is a roller-coaster, satisfying and disquieting.