Poems by the "other" Ray Bradbury; his awareness of his life; daughters; cats; memories of people; his father and boyhood. In "Tain't No Sin to Take Off Your Skin and Dance Around in Your Bones" he remembers how as schoolboys he and his friends used to say, "Being dead was more fun than school." "Hairwash" learning from his four daughters this most important ritual; "Ode to Dorothy Parker" of love and lonliness, "I Claim"; "America" ; etc. An insightful look into Bradbury's "other" life.