In Poems of Angst and Awe, the reader will step into a surprisingly frank and uniquely funny poetry book that will touch, inspire and even help to soothe the scars of life. The poems are presented in four acts as a metaphor for the stage upon which we play out our life. Act 1, Burdens and Lightness of Youth is about a time when we experiment with life; Act 2, Life in General, is a snapshot of relationships, ideas, and strivings; Act 3, Unrequited Love, shares the angst and awe of romantic relationships; and Act 4, Maybe, culminates in expressions of the possibilities available to us all. It is a joy to dip into such depth of insights with an ease that only good poetry can attain.