In this collection, language becomes a device for remembering our forgotten impulses and hidden longings, a place where a "song forms, rising out of nothing." Rendered through the poet's unique vision, the transformations and landscapes of the natural world and the everyday routines and accidents of the common individual become endeavors meant to uncover the concealed significance of existence. These poems presents the reader with new and ephemeral possibilities, boundaries that are "There and gone, erased. Redrawn," reminding us of our most basic yearnings and poetry's redemptive potential.