Maybe We Could Dance
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Introduction
“Let us read and let us dance—two amusements that will never do any harm to the world.”
Voltaire’s words seem appropriate to introduce this little book.
David Fraser and Pat Smekal have written poetry which “dances” within its covers, in the sense that each poem pairs with one written by the other—either as a response to it, or as an inspiration from it.
For the reader’s convenience the poems are presented as they were written, facing each other as partners in a dance.
Here, with poetry, Pat and David step up to both natural and human worlds, and respond to many moods and tempos offered in childhood, youth, and later life.
You are invited to read, and enjoy the dance.
“Let us read and let us dance—two amusements that will never do any harm to the world.”
Voltaire’s words seem appropriate to introduce this little book.
David Fraser and Pat Smekal have written poetry which “dances” within its covers, in the sense that each poem pairs with one written by the other—either as a response to it, or as an inspiration from it.
For the reader’s convenience the poems are presented as they were written, facing each other as partners in a dance.
Here, with poetry, Pat and David step up to both natural and human worlds, and respond to many moods and tempos offered in childhood, youth, and later life.
You are invited to read, and enjoy the dance.
