Tulips for Elsie: Poems

by Jonathan Potter

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Mr. Potter's given us a bold adventurous book with plenty of sharp turns at high speed, with some gestures toward Neruda and Merwin but also "Sk8," a gr8 skateboarding poem, and sonnets, and brave ventures into rhymed verse, poems for friends and relatives, "Stopping By Blogs on a Frosty Evening," and poems of passionate love with angels looking down from above. Plus tulips and Elsie. ---Garrison Keillor… (more)

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Mr. Potter's given us a bold adventurous book with plenty of sharp turns at high speed, with some gestures toward Neruda and Merwin but also "Sk8," a gr8 skateboarding poem, and sonnets, and brave ventures into rhymed verse, poems for friends and relatives, "Stopping By Blogs on a Frosty Evening," and poems of passionate love with angels looking down from above. Plus tulips and Elsie. ---Garrison Keillor

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