Good Wine

Bill Ramsey's lively poems are contemporary in tone yet spiritual in aim. His poems reflect his following Meher Baba in a secular, postmodern time. His wit, whimsy, and assorted dislocations of reason induce readers into surprise “awakenings,” nudging us toward a new age of intuition. Hiding in this published poet's horseplay is a prize: “Ah, science and theology in the same book.” (p. 40)