Nate Pritts is the author of eight books of poetry, including Post Human (A-Minor Books, 2016) and The Wonderfull Yeare (Cooper Dillon, 2010), and more than a dozen chapbooks including Life Event (Artifact Press), Sky Poems (Greying Ghost Press), BIG BRIGHT SUN (BlazeVOX books, 2010), SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR (BlazeVOX books, 2007) and DECOHERENCE (42 Miles Press, 2017) . His poems, and writings about poetry, have been published in American Poetry Review, Poets & Writers, Writers Digest

Other poems by Nate Pritts in Verse Daily:
May 30, 2013:   "Demonstrated Melancholy" "I would like to request a volunteer...."
November 18, 2010:   "Talking about Autumn Rain" "I hereby submit this yellow leaf as a charter..."
October 6, 2008:   "Blue Car" "That blue car you drive just passed by..."
June 25, 2008:   "Apeman" "All the normally tectonic hunks of cloud, white..."
March 23, 2007:   "Nocturne" "Cleaning today, I found a cricket in the house..."
March 13, 2007:   "New Year's Eve" "It's six o'clock in the evening & where I am..."

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Other poems on the web by Nate Pritts:
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"A Vision in Winter"
"There Has Always Been A Great Darkness"
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Nate Pritts's Website.

About Decoherence:

"Reading Nate Pritts' new collection DECOHERENCE, I am reminded of the phrase 'do you see what I am saying?' Although the images in the poems vary, light is one element that runs throughout: 'Everything, it seems, is just waves of light' and 'I know that the only gift we can give to someone else / is context for all this light' and 'In morning light we are finally / cleansed of happening.' In fact, the final word is, literally, light. Enter these stanzas with Nate and see what he's saying. Be illuminated by DECOHERENCE."
—Kimiko Hahn