Whippoorwill Calls, a thin read, features seven freestyle poems depicting the poet's journey in life through romance, sorrow and whimsy juxtaposed with pencil, crayon and pen-and-ink sketches. Figure studies in golden tones and red and brown Conte' crayon are among the 22 images showcased on the pages of this pocket-size, hardcover edition in premium color. From Whippoorwill Calls a poem about amour follows: Courtship Let us fly/alongside wings of Canada geese/to San Francisco's Legion of Honor Let the Danaid's marbled contours/imprint a delicate form/in your palm Take a hunk of clay/carve out the hollows, the planes/of bone and muscle In your fingers/ply the curves, the crooks/between my ribs and groin sense the shapes/explore shadows/let your soul soar Be seen and/ignore tight-faced grimaces/of others who would stifle Heed only the quickening/as you watch/geese in flight Loose your feet from the ground/feel motion's grace/lift and rise One customer reviewer stated, "Gabrielle's artwork is exquisite. I have contacted her to determine if any prints of her figure drawings might be available for purchase." For information about the availability of prints, please contact the artist by email at gabrielle.songe@gmail.com. Whippoorwill Calls is also available in U.S. dollars in paperback, ISBN 9780986205101.