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A true story of an recovering alcoholic with 31 years of sobriety who has learned to Walk the Walk. She was an abused child that became an abused wife after 15 years of marriage. She became a sucessful real estate broker who lived a double life. She looked for love in all the wrong places for all the wrong reasons. Broken and suicidal she turned to Alcohol for escape and relief.She had a moment of clairty and made a desperate call for help. She is grateful for the gift of desperation that gave her new ears, new eyes and a new heart. She is 72 years old now and takes your hand to walk the walk...

"Spinoza is rubbing my glasses again, leaving / the middle range blurred for a reason. / Any truth is a blur," Barbara Carlson begins one poem, then carries us to Spinoza's periphery with Miro, Chekhov and Jesus in quick order. Truth is not only a blur, but what we find in the unexpected. It is the "haunting music" in all that is unmusical, but out of which this essential book of poems creates an essential music. Ranging from Hungary and Slovenia, across the US continent, from Orpheus and Schubert the everyday world of love and death, Carlson gives speech to the "unspoken." Yes, we are driven...