Abundant Sparks & Personal Archeology combines D.L. Lang's second and third books into one. This poetry collection offers poems spanning the silly to the spiritual. There is a mix of poetry written in 2013 as well as older poems from the author's archives.

Armor Against The Dawn is D.L. Lang's 8th book, largely comprised of topical poetry written in response to current events, politics, and the experience of local protests. Poems inspired by a number of protests that had a spiritual bent. People feeling called on behalf of whatever their spiritual path was to protest for a better world, for peace, against racism, for the environment, while simultaneously honoring and giving voice to the different traditions through which we all perceive the ...

Eight books in one boxed set by poet D.L. Lang. Poetry from the soul to the page. Poetry pre-dating D.L. Lang's service as the poet laureate of Vallejo, California. All kinds of poetry are featured within these volumes. Topical left-wing political protest poetry, autobiographical memoir poems, poetry about loss and death, love poems, nature poetry, spiritual poetry, poems inspired by Judaism, poems inspired by music, poems about animals, poems about California, poems about Oklahoma, sad po...

Id Biscuits is D.L. Lang's sixth poetry book. This 200 page volume contains topical poetry, autobiographical poems, spiritual poems, and story poems. This poetry book is similar to D.L. Lang's previous release, Poet Loiterer, containing poetic reflections on current events, the author's life, politics, and history.

Heaven is Portable: New and Collected Poems is D.L. Lang's 14th poetry book featuring poems on social justice, the global pandemic, Judaism, nature, and more. This volumecontains dozens of poems previously published in anthologies worldwide and other brand new poems.

Resting on my Laurels contains 86 poems including many written, performed, and published during D.L. Lang’s tenure as the 2nd Poet Laureate of Vallejo. It contains such favorites as "Ancestral Honor", "Millennium Vision", "Use Elevator to Exit Reality", "Train Whistle Polka", "Benicia Bound", "Love Poetry Capital Blockade", "Visions," "Vallejo, California," "Elegant Stag," "Little Watercraft," "Listen!" and many, many more written and performed in 2017-2018.

Look Ma! No Hands! is D.L. Lang's fourth poetry book, containing old poetry from old papers once forgotten, and new poems from a surge of inspiration. This 150 page poetry collection is part fantasy, part autobiography, part prayer book, part honoring my inner child, part Jewish, part hippie, part Oklahoma, part California.The poems "L'chayim," "Wake Up, Kid!," "My Shul," "What's In A Name? Or Fun With Etymology," "What I Learned One Stanford Afternoon," "Dissolving Lines," "Hiking...

This Festival of Dreams is D.L. Lang's 13th poetry book, containing 78 new poems, primarily written between July 2019 and April 2020.

The Cafe of Dreams is D.L. Lang's 11th poetry book containing poetry written between April and August 2018. It is a mixture of autobiographical, spiritual, political, and nature poetry. It features the award winning poems “The 7 Words You Cannot Say in a ‘Free’ Country”, “Is”, “Forest Whisperings”, “The Woodpecker’s Beat”, and “Laugh With Me” and several selections written for events during D.L. Lang's tenure as Poet Laureate of Vallejo, California including "Vallejo Together," "Why Poetry...

Poet Loiterer is D.L. Lang's fifth poetry book. This 180 page collection features nature poems, protest poems, spiritual poems, and story poems."Lang's themes include wanderlust, love for nature (and especially hiking in the California hills), religious devotion, paying the bills versus living the artist's life, and transforming from a passive pacifist to an activist. "You gave me lungs, / so that I might breathe peace" expresses forthright praise to God in "What You Created," and ...

Tea and Sprockets is honest. The poems speak of isolation, of feeling different from one’s peers, of living in a time of perpetual war. However, Tea and Sprockets also speaks of enduring love, hope and a longing for peace within the poet and for the entire world. Thank you for giving your work to the world, D.L. Lang. That, itself, is a great act of peace. – Amy Gioletti, Author of the poetry collection Woman BoneThe poems are robust, well crafted and pull the...

Dragonfly Tomorrows & Dog-eared Yesterdays is D.L. Lang's 9th poetry collection. It is comprised of over 100 pages of inspirational, personal, fictional, and political poetry. It contains the poems "The Sixties" and "Lift Off!" which received blue ribbons at the 2017 Marin County Fair, and "Expectations of a Future" which was awarded a Silver Award rosette at the 2017 Alameda County Fair.Author D.L. Lang's masterful "Dragonfly Tomorrows and Dog-eared Yesterdays" proves just exactly...