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Paul Bussan’s new
book of poetry, is a collection of sonnets that take you from the death of Lord Nelson, through the adventures of Matt Helm, to the cosmological theories of Albert Einstein.
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On Freeing Myself from a Full Nelson Hold Yeat’s Grave, Sligo, Ireland, August, 1982 Stonewall Jackson Takes a Roman Holiday
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Paul Bussan’s debut work, A Rage of Intelligence, contains eighty poems in which the poetic element, in the words of the Spanish poet Antonio Machado, is to be found “not so much in the word in its phonic value, nor color, nor line, nor [in] a complex of sensations, but [in] a deep pulsing of the spirit: what the soul supplies... when roused to response by contact with the world”.
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