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The poems in Isn't It Romantic? are set primarily in and around the Connecticut River Valley of central Connecticut, where the speaker wanders, trying to do his best Wordsworth impression without much success. He sees redemption in Franciscan acts of kindness, considers how people come to or are driven to certain crossroads, wonders what is waiting on the other side of this existence, and supposes that the individual still has a chance to take it easy on the earth.

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The poems in Isn't It Romantic? are set primarily in and around the Connecticut River Valley of central Connecticut, where the speaker wanders, trying to do his best Wordsworth impression without much success. He sees redemption in Franciscan acts of kindness, considers how people come to or are driven to certain crossroads, wonders what is waiting on the other side of this existence, and supposes that the individual still has a chance to take it easy on the earth.
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Autorenporträt
JOHN POPIELASKI was born in Port Jefferson Station, New York, and attended the State University of New York at Stony Brook and American University. He is the author of A Brief Eureka for the Alchemists of Peace (Antrim House) and O, Captain, which won the 2006 Ledge Press Poetry Chapbook Award. He lives in Portland, Connecticut, and spends time at his camp in Maine.