In Dan Nowak's
chapbook Of a Bed Frame, there are many love poems- love poems for another
person, for drinking, and for Nebraska. They’re funny poems and sad
poems. There are intense and serious
poems and happy, uplifting poems. These
love poems sit in a calm and protected place where the speaker's voice is just
that- observant and caring. At times the love poems get overwhelmingly
sentimental as well as a few cliché lines are found throughout the collection.
Regardless of these pieces, the collection as a whole is lovable,
something to drink in, and something to move with through time.
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