With a poetic voice that is both grounded and inquisitive, Doralee Pedneault uses verse to record the often humorous dichotomy between human perceptions and reality.
Roaming from personal to interstellar forums, Pedneault expresses the private questions many people ask themselves about their place in this land, the universe, the validity of religion, and what accountability exists between invaders and the invaded, specifically of the Western Hemisphere, and how that carries over offworld.
Wide ranging and yet focused on individual responses to government, social trends, and historical conundrums, Pedneault's poetry resonates with clarity and purpose.
For all those seeking validation and a commonality for their concerns, here is a collection of poems, and at least food for thought for those who are not.
