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In these poems, scars are transformed into the frets of a guitar, into the black beaks of tiny birds, into fluttering dark moths. In these poems, Yvonne Zipter transforms loss. She reclaims that which has been locked inside, and gives us an inner remembered space filled with light, and vibrant with the gestures of people she has loved. A beautiful book. —Minnie Bruce Pratt, author of Crime against Nature Yvonne Zipter writes equally well about love's discoveries, baseball gloves, the quality of Midwestern light, and a mother's death. Her images are always striking and her insights perceptive, funny, and sometimes painful. This is a book I'll go back to over and over. —Barbara Wilson, author of The Dog Collar Murders This collection of poems about love and loss was a Lambda Literary Award Finalist and runner-up for the Poetry Society of America's Melville Cane Award.
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