The Laughter of Adam and Eve

In The Laughter of Adam and Eve, Sommer speaks from a multitude of voices and perspectives, in short, formal lyrics as well as longer free-verse narratives. From the archetypal parents of us all, down through anonymous voices, throughout these pages, women and men speak toand ofeach other, in many roles and relationsas lover and beloved, as child and parent, as dreamer and dreamt of.