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EXTINCTION\n\nGeza Tatrallyay's third collection,Extinction,has the feeling of proph-ecy.Brave and unflinching,these poems catapult into our reluctantconsciousness,making inevitable a series of bold questions aboutthe world our grandchildren will inherit.Interspersed are poems oflove and gratefulness,a stunning contrast that even further calls thereader to action.These poems do not hide behind the decorative orthe oblique.Composed with considerable poetic skill,they meet ushead on.  \nIna Anderson,author of Journey Into Space  \nGeza experiments with language as a painter explores color and hispoetry reflects his broad experience in diverse cultures.  \nRebecca McMeekin,PoemTown Randolph Organizer  \n# XTINCTION\n\nhttps://archive.org/details/extinction0000tatr  \n# XTINCTIONPOEMS \n\nBY  \nCEZATATRALLYAYFOREWORD BY PETER FOX SMITH  \nCopyright ◎2019 P.R.A.Publishing  \nAll Rights Reserved.  \nNo part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted by any means,electronic or mechanical,including photocopying,recording or by anyinformation storage and retrieval system,without express permissionfrom the publisher.  \nISBN:978-1941416-19-8(Electronic Book)  \nISBN:978-1941416-18-1(Print)  \nLibrary of Congress Catalog Number:2019931786  \nP.R.A.PublishingP.O.Box 211701Martinez,GA 30917www.prapublishing.com  \nCover photo by Kevin Walsh-Oxford,England.Cover design by Laura MacDonald.Interior design by Medlar Publishing Solutions Pvt Ltd.,India.  \nThe following poems have been previously published:\"Haiku:Milky Way,\"Bywords,October 2017;\"The Trout,\"Polar Expressions,December 2017;\"Saturn,\"Poem Town Randolph Anthology,April 2018;\"The Witching Hour,\"Existere Journal 37.2 Spring/Summer 2018.  \n“The world is a dangerous place”;\"Haiku:Raqqa”;\"There is no secondchance”;“Extinction”;“Drowning\";“The Dragonfly\";\"Haiku:Statementof Godlessness”;\"Haiku:Piss\";and\"Unhinged Leaders\"Grey BordersMagazine,August 2018.  \nPrinted in the United States.  \nFor Sophia  \n## ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS\n\nI am deeply grateful to Lucinda Clark for her continued support formy poetry,and her willingness to now publish this,the third of mycollections.Lucinda and her team at P.R.A.Publishing have turned allthree of my poetic volumes,starting with Cello's Tears in 2015,Sighsand Murmurs in 2018 and now Extinction,into beautiful,very read-able books.A special thanks goes to Laura MacDonald who did muchof the work to bring Extinction into publishing shape and to SundarMaruthu for the fine editing and layout.  \nAnd my sincerest thanks goes to my friend,Peter Fox Smith,forthe insightful Foreword he wrote for my book.Peter is,in my humbleopinion,one of the best living poets in the USA today,even thoughhe is known more for his work with one of my other passions,opera.Also,to Ina Anderson and Rebecca McMeekin for their positive com-ments about my work.","cbCaihr2aSNJWC3h","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihr2aSNJWC3h","pdf",2602577,118,"English","# Praise for Extinction\n## 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