Subjective-romantic best defines Stephen Pitters' style in this collection. He uses long poetic forms to convey the powerful, uninhibited, and at times, heartfelt actions and reactions that
play out in the lines of his poems. He is a self-taught language artist in the vain of other artist who embrace and articulate the emotion and the spirt of loves and lives. He explores the physicality of relationships as Walt Whitman does in his poem, "I Sing the Body Electric." At times, Pitters poems speak to the raw yoga of love, and at other points, he transcends the tangible, the touchable to weave through the less sure pathways of the heart.

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