A chapbook of poetry celebrating rural life. If you believe rural American life is a poem, enjoy this collection of twenty-three poems, many of which have been published elsewhere. The collection winds through the seasons and tells the story of "The Last Happy Woman in America," the closing poem in the collection. Poems are free verse. Cover is an original sketch by the author.
Poems deal with everyday life on a farm and small town life, from dogs, gardening, wolves, bears, shotguns, trapping raccoons, blood drives, married life, storms and farmers who have gone before.