Excerpts:
For the Unborn. Greensboro: Unicorn Press, 1986. (Poems)"The title poem is a sweeping elegy, a prophecy of truth, a hard look at a not-so-impossible conclusion to humankind: self-destruction. Spurred by a series of questions and answers, as from a child to an elder, the poem churns a chilling, though fictitious, tale of surrealistic observations. Hope and Defeat are the cool adversaries in this poem….The poem "For the Unborn" is a virtual text of living, of what it means to be alive, with a sensitive look at the world that will prompt us to take an inquisitive look at ourselves and to be grateful for what we have."
Kerry May, The Register-Guard