Pop Concert: a novelette in verse

From award-winning poet, written in the early 1950's when optimism was high, suburbs were the new thing, and small children would grow up to be labeled 'baby boomers'. Fanciful poems, enjoyed independently or in context of the novelette, are about love, romance, babies and hopes for her children. Pop Concert, a novelette in verse uses the daydreams and wishes of a mom and housewife in early 1950's Midwestern suburban America. Days filled with music from the phonograph or radio,raising her children, homemaking, and hubby's daily 7pm homecoming were the routine. Weaving into this routine many daydreams and musical references brought forth fanciful and sometimes spicy poems about love, romance, babies and home.