In Musing And Other Ways Of Life H. G. Moser continues his exploration of language and humor. Working at the interface of the conscious and unconscious are structural poems that delve into the mysteries of everyday life. In one type of poem the words are arranged in a lattice-like matrix revealing primary secondary and tertiary meanings that vibrate in and out of focus like the infrastructure of a molecule. The author s short lyrical poems often aphoristic in nature are the seeds of thoughts and experience that flower independently and without expectation.