The poems in this collection are the proverbial spring bulbs abandoned in the basement, growing toward a slim crack of sunlight. They are both aware of the limitations of social structures and forcefully committed to breaking out of those traps, urging toward a better way of living. The characters in these poems resist the twenty-first century's prescription for a life of emotional-spiritual bankruptcy, reaching toward an ever-elusive glimmer on the horizon.
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<b>Cheryl Dumesnil</b> is editor of <i>Hitched! Wedding Stories from San Francisco City Hall </i>and coeditor of <i>Dorothy Parker's Elbow: Tattoos on Writers, Writers on Tattoos.</i> Her poems have appeared in <i>Calyx, Indiana Review, Many Mountains Moving, </i> and <i>Nimrod International Journal, </i> among other publications. Cheryl teaches writing workshops in the San Francisco Bay area.
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