Sunshine Days and Foggy Nights

Dust jacket notes: "'Great changes have taken place in my life, but they were not the changed I anticipated. They were the changes I permitted to happen. The changes that I wanted most earnestly actually occurred when somehow I ceased wanting them....I do not know where I am going nor do I need to. I scarcely know where I have been. I cannot offer a plan of life to anyone else nor do I want to. I know only that I feel more really the rhythm of my life than ever before. Somehow life leads me if I permit.' So James Kavanaugh writes in the Introduction to Sunshine Days and Foggy Nights. The poems in this new collection are marked by the same lyricism and directness of feeling that has won him many thousands of admirers. 'I write,' he says, 'what I see, beauty and pain, joy and distress, restlessness and peace.' Sunshine Days and Foggy Nights is a significant addition to the much-loved work of this gifted troubadour."