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Rick Lupert heads to the ho-lei land in his 26th collection of poetry written (despite the title telling you otherwise) in, and on the way to and from, Oahu Hawaii. With his characteristic wit and occasional bits of wisdom, Lupert's third eye takes us all over Hawaii's capital Island experiencing magical fruits, sea turtles, Lost filming locations, at least two luaus, wild-roaming chickens and the sweetest family spirit you can imagine. In Hawaii, as soon as you show up, they declare you are ohana - family. Let these humorous and accessible poems bring you into the family as you contemplate your own visit to paradise.…mehr

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Rick Lupert heads to the ho-lei land in his 26th collection of poetry written (despite the title telling you otherwise) in, and on the way to and from, Oahu Hawaii. With his characteristic wit and occasional bits of wisdom, Lupert's third eye takes us all over Hawaii's capital Island experiencing magical fruits, sea turtles, Lost filming locations, at least two luaus, wild-roaming chickens and the sweetest family spirit you can imagine. In Hawaii, as soon as you show up, they declare you are ohana - family. Let these humorous and accessible poems bring you into the family as you contemplate your own visit to paradise.
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Rick Lupert has been involved with poetry in Los Angeles since 1990. He is the recipient of the 2017 Ted Slade Award, and the 2014 Beyond Baroque Literary Arts Center Distinguished Service Award, a 3 time Pushcart Prize Nominee, and a Best of the Net nominee. He served as a co-director of the Valley Contemporary Poets for 2 years, and created Poetry Super Highway. Rick hosted the weekly Cobalt Cafe reading for almost 21 years which has lived on as a weekly Zoom series since early 2020. His spoken word album "Rick Lupert Live and Dead" featured 25 studio and live tracks. He's authored 27 collections of poetry, including "I Am Not Writing a Book of Poems in Hawaii," "The Tokyo-Van Nuys Express," and "God Wrestler: A Poem for Every Torah Portion" (Ain't Got No Press) and edited the anthologies "A Poet's Siddur", "Ekphrastia Gone Wild", "A Poet's Haggadah" and the noir anthology "The Night Goes on All Night. He also writes and draws (with Brendan Constantine) the daily web comic "Cat and Banana" and writes a Jewish poetry column for JewishJournal.com. He has been lucky enough to read his poetry all over the world. https://poetrysuperhighway.com/ https://www.jewishpoetry.net/ https://facebook.com/rickpoet https://www.catandbanana.com