Description
Keijiro Suga’s Transit Blues ponders wide horizons including man’s relationship with and impact on nature, with the passing of time, and what it is as humans to live in the presence of inevitable decline and death. A deeply thoughtful and percipient voice engages the reader, surreal and dreamlike imagery offering fresh and lucent perspectives. Essentially elegiac, seeking unity, clarity and connection Keijiro Suga’s poetry brings together refined philosophical thought and the wisdom of the heart. The dignified, ever sustaining and watchful presence of nature resonates throughout this elegantly paced and fine collection.





Look Again
A Quarter of an Hour
Weather in Normal
Postcards from God
Women's Work: Modern Women Poets Writing in English
Bedouin Of The London Evening: Collected Poems
How To Write Poems
Ffangs the Vampire Bat and the Kiss of Truth
Flood
My Life As a Painter
New and Selected Poems. Volume One