Irrigations of the Human Heart

Irrigations of the Human Heart is a collection of fictional essays on the poetics of living, art, and love, which are described by the author as not as useful as ribs but like them do protect life and when removed from the body grow certain murmurings of the mind-and not only murmurings, but whoops, shouts, lamentations, and celebrations. Irrigations of the Human Heart is a journey into the increasingly rich field of the prose poem, where the many sides of the heart are picked over and fondled.