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Flying School is a book of beautifully crafted poems about the contrivances by which we attempt to enrich or repair our lives. One dominant image is flight and, more specifically, parachutes - reflecting an aspiration to come to terms with our hardest challenges, including the reality of death. The book ends with a series of heartbreaking elegies for the poet's father, unflinching in their grief-stricken gaze. Poems about Paul Nash and Stanley Spencer musing on their art and subversive pastorals on our loss of biodiversity extend Saxton's focus into new areas. ere are dramatic monologues...

The China Shop Pictures ranges widely in time, space and subject matter, encompassing Jacobite wine glasses, pedagogical horses, a Japanese invention for walking on water, and a medley of viewpoints both famous and anonymous-from Virgil and Gerard de Nerval to a woman who's in love with "the monkey they left on the moon" and a man who complains (unfairly) to a sales assistant that the umbrella he's bought has a design fault."

I wrote this book to help America, its families, its people and every child, woman and man all over the world now and forever be free to "bloom and grow." We all want the same thing - a better life for our children. We can accomplish this in America and then, throughout the world. America must set the example. The purpose of life is to pursue your dream and acquire knowledge. What is your dream? What are your goals? What are the objectives you need to accomplish to attain your goals and live out your dream? As the wise men that founded our country wrote in America's Declaration of...