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Down on the Corner
Kevin FitzPatrick's poems, in the rhythms of everyday speech, tell of family and community. The urban settings in Down on the Corner are peopled with gas-station attendants, short-order cooks, construction workers, truck drivers, sheriffs, nurses, doctors, corporate executives, shoplifters, unemployed men and women, office workers, an ice cube manufacturer, and sundry others. In a diverse and often conflicting world, he finds love and the prospect of a regenerated humanity.
63 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1987
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