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Second collection from Northern Irish poet
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After she told me her husband was stuck in Cuba, I thought she wanted to save him and bring him back here to the States, but then she told me she wanted to make sure to leave her husband rot in Cuba because he was not good enough to be brought back here. I guess she showed her weirdness again and it was confusing as to what she wanted me to do helping her keep that guy in Cuba.
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Description: Concerns supposedly offensive letter written by O'Connor to a Miss Kate Murphy. Inscriptions: Copy of letter I wrote to O'Connor about Kate Murphy".
Sailing to Omeath is a Yeatsian dream of escape from the mind-numbing banalities and demands of adult and modern life. In these poems, the poet locates some temporary shelter from the storm in memories of childhood, sacred sites of personal pilgrimage, and life-affirming muses.