The 70 images in this collection are all full frame 35mm, shot on film, Kodak Tri-X or Plus-X for b/w and Fujicolor 200 for color, with either a Nikkormat FT2, an Asahi Pentax K1000, or a Nikon F2, and with either a 28mm, 50mm, 85mm or 200mm FFL lens; all were digitized using Kodak's Photo CD scans, and cleaned up and sized in Photoshop. All image locations and film types are listed at the end of the book. This edition includes 30 poems.

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How well we teach the children

Practical things like

Religion, grace and grammar;

The lines between happiness and wealth,

Beauty and glamour;

To be early to bed and early to rise;

To stand in line, to be on time;

About he who does and he who tries;

How we only tell the truth

And little white lies;

That guns are evil

Unless they’re ours,

And then they’re okay;

How we avoid choosing

Between black and white

When there’s a green shade of gray;

And that we cherish them most,

And for them we piously pray,

When they’re off to shoot at other children

Who’ve been just as well educated as they.

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One morning not long ago,

Mordecai woke up late and nearly old

He looked out the window at his lovely wife,

Already old and hanging laundry under the eternal sun

And to his mirror Mordecai said, yup, Happiness I’ve had plenty -

Yet from that reflected image he abruptly turned and hid

And moaned, oh god, but what have I done?

For from the day that he turned twenty,

Except for the time he hitchhiked from Naples to Madrid,

Mordecai spent his entire life

Getting ready for things he never did.

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