About the book
Sometimes the feelings just threaten to break you down and overflow. It has come to this, spill over feeling.
This is Mark Rodriguez's first self-published collection of 46 select poems from 1998-2006.
New Media Garage Books #002 (2006).
ISBN-13: 978-0-6151-4314-9
Paperback: 100 pages.
Dimensions: 6 x 9 inches
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Table of Contents
- Tokyo Dream
- Kabukicho Kick
- Scene in Japan
- Raining When I Came to Tokyo, Raining When I Left
- Two of a Kind Doesn't Mean Love
- Travel Two Directions On A One-Way Street
- Our Souls New Acquaintances, Our Bodies Old Friends
- Enlightenment at the Twinkle of Her Eyes
- Just Curious
- Prostitute Suitcase
- She is My Hermitage
- She Always Attends the Sunrise
- Deep Soul Blues
- Born Again Sinner
- People Change
- The Dream Never Dies
- A Journey of A Thousand Adventures
- God's Restless Man
- My Soul Is Aging Faster Than My Body
- My Secret Eyes Are Glowing
- Bury These Ashes in the Womb of Sacred Earth
- Ethnic Sound
- Zen and the Art of Rebirth
- What Kind Of Planet Could I Be On?
- Back in the Day
- Feeling Strange On A Strange Day
- Enter This Ride One Person, Exit Another
- The Darkest Days Come Right Before The Light
- Living For The Day And Dying For It
- Let It Be
- Parable
- Truth Among Lies
- The Railroad Bluesman
- I Who Can In No Way
- Paradox of Our Love
- Our Perpetual State of Drunkenness
- Broken Hearts Heal in the Shape of Stars
- Her Body is Painted With A Thousand Brushes
- Female Duality
- An Ending For Every Love Poem
- The Shortest Poem for the Longest Feeling
- The Universal Cry
- American Outsider
- Fine Young American Badass
- Build A McDonalds At Mecca For Me
- Someone Is Going To Go Crazy Today
About the author
Mark Rodriguez considers himself an artist with one eye to the future and one eye to the past. From poetry to fiction to personal journalism, he is committed to expressing and exploring the vast colors of human experience.
Mark was born in Los Angeles, raised in the small suburb of Kingwood, Texas and as of 2006, resides somewhere in the Southern USA. He can be contacted via his website: hellomarkrodriguez.com