Really Not Really by Fee Griffin David Wheatley Dictator recreates Gilgamesh using the

Dictator recreates Gilgamesh using the 1

he remains the Vermeer of American poetry

we might make ourselves a little more transparent

aware of the passing years

James offers a commentary on each of the eighty or so poems: sometimes a historical or critical note on the poem or its author

Really Not Really by Fee Griffin David Wheatley Dictator recreates Gilgamesh using theBrimming with humor, wistfulness and awe, Really Not Really invites the reader to reconsider everything they thought they understood about the ordinary: to see, if only for a moment, what were missing. From the everyday to the fantastic, Fee Griffin leads the reader from the edge of whats familiar, and whats possible, into our deeper perceptions and inner realms. Like a funhouse of life, these poems are whimsical, thought provoking, and sometimes