Edith is beginning to show traces of dementia (though she's still quite lucid, her reflections clear and insightful); one of Edith's daughters, Rebecca Wright, has power of attorney for Edith, but her other daughters have gone to court to wrest it away from Rebecca, and they succeed.
Immured in a Venetian style tower, a four-storey study atop 146 Hodge Road in the heart of white-picket-fenced Princeton, he had instead to content himself writing memoirs, reflections and lucid essays while waiting in vain for the "call" that would summon him back to the White House.
Taut, lucid poems filled with complex emotional reflection.
The poems in "On the Spectrum of Possible Deaths" are taut, lucid, lyric, filled with complex emotional reflection while avoiding the usual difficulties of highbrow poetry.
Assisted by lucid catalog essays by the curators, Constance Schwartz and Franklin Hill Perrell, it invites reflection on the roles that art has aspired to play in the modern world.
But on reflection it proves to be an investigation, at once lucid and enigmatic, of exile, loneliness and the fragile possibility of friendship.
Wright's genial book-on-tape demeanor may not fit his chosen genre of reportage-as-theatre, but he offers a lucid picture of our enemies abroad as well as a provocative reflection on America's tarnished ideals.
(Anderson Saul WilliamsSaturdayday) Zealous yet lucid spoken word serves the crux of Mr. Williams's hip-hop, a reflection of his open-mike poetry roots.
(Anderson Saul Williamss and CX Kidtronik (Friday) Zealous yet lucid spoken word serves the crux of Mr. Williams's hip-hop, a reflection of his open-mic poetry roots; he is also the co-writer and lead actor of the acclaimed indie film "Slam".
She has written several lucid books on acting and other subjects, including "Other People's Shoes" and "Facing It: Reflections on Images of Older Women".
