In Wherever This All Ends, Leland Seese negotiates the catalog of late adulthood\'s small indignities and existential dilemmas, its series of good-byes.
Each poem evokes and acknowledges not just the losses, but the graces found along the way, accepting what is as ephemeral as "Lightning, here and gone." -Elizabeth Austen, Washington State Poet Laureate and author of the poetry collection Every Dress A Decision Leland Seese opens and closes This debut chapbook with baseball.
In Wherever This All Ends, Leland Seese negotiates the catalog of late adulthood\'s small indignities and existential dilemmas, its series of good-byes