This is the poetry of a real lifelong love story. Born in the jingle-jangle morning of psychedlic hopes and dreams, these are the poems of that love as it moved through passionate storm clouds, bright afternoons and now into the ocean's evening mist. It is love as veiwed through the eyes of Steve Toth one of the founders of the Actualist movement at the University of Iowa in the late 1960s. Moving from Internet back to his paper roots, Steve made love then and continues to be a maker of love today.
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Where have all the flowerchildren gone?,
By Stephanie Dunham (Chicago, IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Still Making Love, Not War (Paperback)
This book gives an athentic answer how love the blossomed in sheer idealism wears for a lifetime. This is a true love story of two hippie poet making it in the world together and coming out 40 year later with their love and ideals intact. These are genuine love poems for an aging boomer generation who still beleives.
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