Sonnets from New England

The sonnet was meant to become a cup to the wine of love. These sonnets with rich, color photography are love songs inspired by the love of a lifetime and are written to resonate. "Sonnets from New England" sing that authentic love is at least one aspect of human experience, which makes life fully worth living, come what may. If the sonnet is a vessel for love, then share love songs from "Sonnets from New England" with someone whom you love. "A world of lovers pulsing, breathing, absorbing, secreting so passionately even angels are envious." - John H. Sibley, Author of "Being and Homelessness" "After reading a few lines you will experience deep and genuine love... This poetry is meant to be read aloud, savored and reread." - Virginia Marciano "One hears in these sonnets the sensibility of a contemporary avatar of Wallace Stevens... Lentz helps us find true north in ourselves. This is the most important connection art can make." - Eric Sonnenschein, Novelist, Author of "Ad Nomad" "The opening quatrain from 'Ireland'... No doubt, Mahon, or even Heaney, would have been pleased to pen those lines." - Gary W. Anderson, Author of "Best of All Possible Worlds" "A charming bouquet of sonnets... nice innovation." - Christopher Bernard, Poet "Beautiful, delightful, meaningful and more importantly bare truth expressed in writing with style." - Goodreads