In language softly burnished to a fine luster, Jane Wohl's poems transform the ordinary into moments of resonant beauty. Her keen eye misses no detail--be it the recording of a crushed robin's egg on the sidewalk, or the rag on a woman's skirt. These poems are filled with song and compelling narrative, and are an absolute pleasure to read. Wohl is an instructor at Sheridan College in Wyoming and in the Goddard College MFA in Writing program in Vermont.