"How many roads have been memorialized in poetry? Cant think of one?" the author asks. "Let me suggest Santa Fes Canyon Road, the Art and Soul of Santa Fe, he replies, "celebrated and legendary. But in the eyes of some, the City Different, as Santa Fe is called, a national treasure, the nations highest capital, has become a high desert Disneyland, a small city in search of an identify, tourist-town U.S.A., a caricature of itself. Thats just my opinion, of course. I think this book humanizes some wonders and some warts." The author, who lived "off the Road" for close to 20 years, uses poetry,...

These introspective poems do not always honor mankind (God-Men) or womankind (Goddess-Women), but recognize men and women as only being human with a propensity to commit a varied assortment of human and inhuman acts.