No Right Words … or “Know. Write. Words.” where “No” is a wake up call and all the right words fall into place. No Right Words is poetry made of spliced field recordings of the mind, its melodies, its ample subtle and complex rhythms. Fitful ethics of insight “on the playground and in the war,” these words “stick to the real” (Jack Spicer, After Lorca). More influences such as Kyger, Stein, Sigo, Donovan & Dylan swing by in this familiar casual mix of whim and wit. With dreams and memories, Roland conjures up Wordsworth’s Prelude, subtitled “Growth of a Poet’s Mind.” The word “value,” from “valoir,” “be worth,” dots this landscape. No Right Words is a treasure.