Dreaming of Rivers

Here is a lifeboat thrown out to young people who feel they may be drowning in the confusion of finding their way to adulthood. Through his poems, Hank Dallago, reveals his own struggles as the middle child looking for direction from a distant father. He had to move too many times and met one too many bullies. He finds love through self-acceptance, in the example of a couple's devotion, the sweet compassion of a mother, and the non-judgmental companionship of his dog. Through his own music, meditation, and yoga, Hank learns to heal his wounds and mend important relationships.