What is good fortune? The Golden Coin asks-and answers-this
question in poems about youth, conflict, travel, family love, and
the joys and fears of getting old. Aboard his sailboat, Feldman
draws lessons from the sea about time and history. His gaze
tempered not by nostalgia or longing but by satisfaction and
happiness, he finds wry joy in the Havana airport's sniffer dog
napping near the impounded luggage. In acknowledging the
inevitability of change, he reports from the battle zones of an
essentially lucky life, with only as much sadness and terror as
ordinary life inevitably requires.
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