Sunday High Mass. He knows, however, that their lives and the lives of those that follow them will be spent in Carriacou long after he is gone from the island. It ain't so simple, and neither is he. He has an artist's cunning, crafty and designing. Let's return to the poetic form. The stanzas repeat the same format, unique to each poem.
Some poems have two different stanza shapes that again are repeated.
Lines are indented in an unpredictable fashion, but with the same regularity for each verse. Words race along lines that mimic the narrative or descriptive pattern and receive unusual emphasis by their placement. One might only illustrate it by quoting complete poems, something reviewers can do for short pieces but not for the long ones that Lieberman writes. This habit of length makes it hard for his work to be anthologized, especially in today's highly competitive poetry market. It's his odyssey as it unfolds in book after book.