Atomizer: Poems International and he seems to have

and he seems to have been carried away by the excitement

this is one of those documents

the federal crime of counterfeiting adds up to a deadly account of deceit

In What Makes a Terrorist

In critical dialogue with texts by Plato

Atomizer: Poems International and he seems to haveIn Atomizer, Elizabeth A. I. Powell examines pressing questions of today, from equality and political unrest to the diminishing of democratic ideals, asking if it is even appropriate to write about love in a time seemingly hurtling toward authoritarianism. With honesty and humor, her poems explore fragrance and perfumery as a means of biological and religious seduction. Evoking Whitman's sentiment that we are all made of the same atoms, Atomizer looks