Publisher's Synopsis
-stealthily grim, subtly spiritual poetry about things current and things eternal- What do we know? What are we made of? Can we get a grip on the true nature of that slippery fish we call consciousness? Here is a collection of wryly funny, somewhat grim, and sometimes uplifting poems addressing such stark serious issues as poverty, colonization, eviction, civil rights and social justice, as well as grand age-old themes like love, human nature, as-yet unexplained phenomena, the complexity of awareness, the multiform divine, and the very universe we inhabit. Can we catch the catfish? No one knows the nature of consciousness...yet.
