Each poem, like a hand-stitched quilt piece, finds its niche in a broad tapestry of vivid Southwestern lives spanning more than a century. The reader will know horse soldiers, a famous New Mexico madam. The book raises the veils of discrimination from an idyllic setting. The spirituality of the Southwest is portrayed by a smart-assed raven, the magical journey of an old yellow pickup, and a formal ball in the famous Buffalo Bar of Silver City.
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