F.W. Watt published It's Over It's Beginning in 1986 (The Porcupine's Quill, Inc.). More than fifty poems were included, capturing what seemed like a whole lifetime of personal experience, in contrasting country and city worlds, poems about gains and losses, successes and failures, living and dying, sorrows and celebrations. Not all the journeys, meditations and discoveries he thought at the time worthy of recording were included in this first collection. As well, there were more years still to live, more poems to be written. It was happening - again: the need to put down in words the moments that cry out to be understood, preserved and shared. Over thirty more poems about loving and losing, about sex, about trees, dogs, cats, horses, about that best kept secret of old age - that the wanting outlives the having. More laughing poems. Death-row joking while doing time in the inescapable prison called "the golden years" by people who aren't there yet. Together with those previously published poems, they make up this new book called It's Over It's Beginning Again.