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If I Saw The Snake, and: Elegy: As Time Moves

Kiffin Rockwell, a native of North Carolina, but now professor of History at Northern Illinois University, has had a wide experience of travel, education, and teaching. Although he writes on a variety of subjects-from the classics to modern poetry-his poems arising from his Southern Appalachian experience and about the "gentry" class are more to our purpose; for, after all, as he says Southern Appalachia had its scattering of ' gentry" folk, and they arc a part of Appalachia too.