Or, for an online view of my first two books of poetry, you may
visit Karl Young's Light and Dust anthology.

Comments from reviewers:

 ". . . a gentle-voiced shaper of distilled and fleeting 
impressions; he is a poet, moreover, who has a uniquely 
intuitive sense of enoughness."
                - Publisher's Weekly

 "The lines are clean; the elusive yet (one feels) honest 
tracking of the emotions comes through in poem after poem. 
Weber is on course."
                 - Library Journal

 ". . . very moving and full of grace (human). Weber's powers 
for me are in his ability to handle an incremental flux of 
detail . . . the shorter poems have a strong, almost 'flat,' 
clarity of perception."
                  - Robert Creeley

 "The long poem, 'Oikos,' is magnificent."
                  - Joel Oppenheimer

"We are given indelible flashes into a multi-faceted but 
comprehensible sphere. . . . His poems have the charged response 
of pointillist painting: the specks of color, shades of meaning 
delineating the luminous reality."
                   - Mary Sweeney

 ". . . strong, clear, full of that inner greet which we all 
as readers need."
                   - Muriel Rukeyser (judge of the International 
                   Poetry Forum's U.S. Award, who choose 48 Small 
                   Poems from a group of 1300 manuscripts)