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The poems in "Moving House" are grounded in the sometimes haunted landscapes of South Carolina, a setting rich with the flavors of ripe peaches and tomatoes and fresh-caught shrimp. The speaker of these poems turns her attention to the ordinary objects of her Southern home, seeing artistry in the scales of a fish, the pearly buttons of a linen shirt, a missed eclipse, a sprig of morning glory run wild. In the interaction between story, history, family, and memory, these poems find meaning rooted in the land, a source of both fear and wonder.

A good church girl with good intentions yet desperate to prove she is worth being someone's wife. Eager to play the role, willing to play house, without the authentic bond that marriage brings. Money, riches, and prosperity can be good goals but she may forget to invest in self-improvement and spiritual enrichment. Years spent settling for relationships that offer nothing but the lack of true love, respect, and commitment UNTIL she is reminded of her worth, forgives herself and others, and follows godly counsel. FINALLY she has enough confidence to politely demand respect and accept nothing...