The Dreamed-Of Other by Morrel H.Cohen

In The Dreamed-of Other, Morrel Cohen, a physicist by profession, proves himself to be a poet of delicate commemoration. His poems fulfill William Wordsworth’s idea of poetry as past emotional experiences recollected in tranquility. These are delicately rendered remembrances of a married life fulfilled. Though the poet also writes of loss, the poems ultimately tell of tangible joy in a life shared that was resplendent with unforgettable times of happiness, a marriage past, but fulfilled enough to conquer grief in having been lived in loving mutuality— Every mate passed should be so fortunate as to have such a fine tribute of remembrance from theirs. The poet has done much good dreaming of The Dreamed-of Other.

–Daniela Gioseffi, American Book Award winning poet, author, Member of The National Book Critics Circle