Keepers Meet Questing Eyes by John Michael Flynn

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Keepers Meet Questing Eyes

a full-length collection of poetry

by John Michael Flynn

Masks used on the cover were created by David Nader and generously donated to the author to use as part of the cover.

The image of the rustic window used on the cover was taken outside Zermatt, Switzerland, near the hamlet of Zmutt, and generously donated by the photographer, Dan Smyers

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"In Keepers Meet Questing Eyes, John Flynn provides us with a book of poems that explores the connections between the human and the natural world, between love and loss. This is a  book that engages the reader and shows us the often hidden parts of ourselves and our lives. Truly, the poems in this book are a blessing."

Maria Mazziotti Gillan, 
winner, AWP's George Garrett Award 
and the American Book Award

"I have sampled John's poems with pleasure."

Richard Wilbur, 
former U.S. Poet Laureate, 
Pulitzer Prize 1957 and 1989, 
on Moments Between Cities

"John Michael Flynn speaks of real and recognizable characters. I recommend his work to all readers, not just so-called specialists in poetry."

Sydney Lea, 
Poet Laureate of Vermont

"I have for years enjoyed John Flynn's short stories, poems and translations."

Geoffrey Clark, 
author of Jackdog Summer, 
Wedding In October, 
and Two, Two Lily-White Boys. 

"His poems are not 'absurdly modern' but take the risk of articulating a serious moral gaze."

Forrest Gander, 
Pulitzer Prize Finalist 2012, 
on Washing Apples In Streams

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JOHN MICHAEL FLYNN has taught ESL and Composition at a variety of schools and colleges across the United States. A resident of central Virginia, he served in the Peace Corps in Moldova from 1993 to 1995. Previous poetry collections include Moments Between Cities (1997), and Washing Apples In Streams (2013). In 1998, he received the Erika Mumford Prize from  the New England Poetry Club. Leaf Garden Press published his chapbook, States And Items in 2013. Find him on the web  at www.basilrosa.com.