Publisher's Synopsis
During a career as an art history professor at The Ohio State University, Francis L. Richardson produced a body of poetry that earned him renown throughout central Ohio for its unique voice and rhythms. This full-length collection brings together 95 poems produced over 60 years, with themes ranging from reflections on family history to informed responses to works of art, from whimsical observations of popular culture to meditations on spiritual and personal relationships. "What Remains and What Disappears" is a testament to the value of an examined life.
