Polyamory

Polyamory is many loves. Jack Peachum is a Virginia writer, widely published on both the internet and in the print media. His poetry is often traditional in approach, though not in subject matter, borrowing heavily from a variety of sources. A voracious reader, he admires the Oriental translations of Ezra Pound- the open-ended approach-- and the Symbolism inherent in T.S. Eliot- "The European mind with generations of tradition behind it." Peachum is a member of the Writers Studio at Convergence Art Guild and has been a contributor to their publication Sweetbay Review for several years. He is also the author of the a soon to be published novel, Tempest, an ironic tale of a transvestite and a private detective during the Watergate era in Washington, D.C. "A delicious romp through a sex-soaked world!" "In poetry, I suppose I'm Post-modern. I belong to no school and I subscribe neither to the avant-garde nor to the academic. I steal from both schools! I try-always- to communicate with the reader and my job is to please someone- anyone. Keeping in mind the adage from Don Marquis (Archy and Mehitabel), "Shakespeare and I are often low-brow!"