Jules

ROAD WORK AHEAD: "Jules"
“Jules” in American Sign Language

St. Mark’s Place may yawn and turn over for another day of new trends and eateries.
In our minds, Jules is an old-friend place.
Supposing the stars never change,
we’ll always hear Nino Rota breathe once again
with Yuri the accordionist donning his kooky wigs and glasses.

French movie posters will litter our eyes
as we huddle in this bistro of bonhomie.
The atmosphere and attitude is all that’s left as we avoid talking about our past.
It is now a museum.

A journey you’ll never forget.

ROAD WORK AHEAD: Poems

In his fourth poetry collection Road Work Ahead, Raymond Luczak sets out on a turbulent journey after ending a 15-year relationship. As he meets kindred souls on his travels, Luczak wonders what it means to love again. He opens the suitcase of his heart in far-flung cities and points beyond. His poems, pungent with musk and ache, will open yours too.

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The black-and-white photograph shows a grassy road through a sparse forest. Above the road is a transparent square with a bright orange border tilted to the side. The text on top of the square says ROAD WORK AHEAD. Below the "sign" are the text in white and orange: poems | RAYMOND LUCZAK.

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