Revised Edition: LukivPress (Victoria, BC), 2021. Previously published as Spuds for Jonathan (The Brobdingnagian Times Press Cork, Ireland], 2001). An excerpt Finch-Folly An arrowhead, As chiselled as Rome, Is so unlike an eyeballTrudging out of carbon-Soup. And a house, Without human handFor inhuman clay, Was never built, Was certainly neverAn arrowhead, But an ear-Its womb filled withPrimeval slop-Is soup incarnate, A bee in Beethoven'sCochlea, A quarter noteIn a song of war. But do not re-readThis poemThat nobody wrote. Various poems in this collection have appeared in one or more of Krax (England), The Cariboo Observer (Canada), McNaughton Yearbook (Canada), Spaced Out (Canada), *spark (Canada), The Speaker (Canada), The Buzz (Canada), Afterthoughts (Canada), Coffee Break (Canada), The Journal of Secondary Alternate Education (Canada), The Journal of Poetry Therapy (USA), The Green Tricycle (USA), Writing (USA), Coffee Bean Shop (USA), Poetic License (USA), Fullosia Press (USA), Timber Creek Review (USA), You Can't Take it With You (USA), Up Dare? (USA), The Sunflower Dream (USA), Creative Juices (USA), MOON Magazine (USA), Meditations (USA), Hear Our Voices (USA), Poetic Realm (USA), Omnific (USA), The Path Not Taken (USA), Artslink (South Africa), and The English Teachers' Online Network of South Africa. The author Dan Lukiv is a poet, novelist, columnist, short story and article writer, and independent education researcher (hermeneutic phenomenology). His creative writing has appeared in 19 countries. Recently, he has been experimenting with temporal shifts and narrative strings in his haiku and senryu.