Small One's Adventure
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Overview
Over the past three decades, Godfrey has been one of New York City's most surefooted bards -- in any type of weather. Private Lemonade weaves a series of ornate lyrics -- sketches of a perennial evening and longing within the hum of traffic.
Since 1969, John Godfrey has lived in Manhattan's East Village. He is the -author of several collections of poetry, including Push the Mule (The Figures, 2001).
When her eagerness to be one of the big elephants gets her in trouble at the watering hole, Small One discovers some nice things about still being young.
Synopsis
Over the past three decades, Godfrey has been one of New York City's most surefooted bards -- in any type of weather. Private Lemonade weaves a series of ornate lyrics -- sketches of a perennial evening and longing within the hum of traffic.
Since 1969, John Godfrey has lived in Manhattan's East Village. He is the -author of several collections of poetry, including Push the Mule (The Figures, 2001).