in her debut collection, That Other Beauty, writes about that same deep concern for the fleeting beauty of life in poems as lovely and nearly as short as [Don] Kerr's.In Dan's Market, Oldfield Road she writes, "Look, I want to say to all the others/. . . this is passing, this moment/of peach and melon, radishes . . ," while in The Smallest Thing, it isn't all those things we think should help define a relationship between a man and a woman but the way "he put his hand/flat against her back,/the lowest part,/and there were lilacs."
from Saskatoon StarPhoenix: Three poetry collection reviews
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