Denis M. Garrison is a poet and editor. His well-received collection of free and formal 
verse, Sailor in the Rain and Other Poems, is currently in print as are his haiku 
collections, Hidden River, Eight Shades of Blue, and Fire Blossoms: The Birth 
of Haiku Noir. Garrison edits the respected journals Modern English Tanka 
and Ambrosia: Journal of Fine Haiku. He owns and operates the MET Press, a small 
publishing house specializing in fine verse.
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Port of Call and Other Poems

Port of Call and Other Poems, First Edition - the double chapbook
Port of Call and Other Poems is Denis M. Garrison's first chapbook of free verse (1975). It went through three editions but is now out of print as a separate title. The poems are included in Garrison's later collection, Sailor in the Rain and Other Poems.

Port of Call and Other Poems First Edition (The Caliban Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 1975). Triptych in Stone; Herb Lady; Figurines; Rice and Rain; Aqua Vitae; Port of Call; Short Cut; For A.R. (Adrienne Rich); Day Dance; Sacred Valley; Staples; Pantheon; Affinity; Swan Song (for D.L.R.); Port of Call and Other Poems (chapbook by DMG) in PORT OF CALL AND OTHER POEMS and DESPERATE DELIGHTS which included Desperate Delights, a chapbook by Barry Redmond.

Port of Call and Other Poems, Third Edition
Port of Call and Other Poems (1st Ed.) (The Caliban Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 1975).
Port of Call and Other Poems (3rd Ed.). ISBN: 1-4116-3246-X. (Lulu Press, Morrisville, N. Carolina. May 2005). [2nd Ed., ISBN: 1-4116-2390-8. Feb. 2005.]
Read it online at Scribd.com.


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