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Latest poems from a master poet at the height of his powers.One after another, here are poems with unique insight, remarkably, surprisingly, beautifully expressed. Galvin is incomparable, though one thinks of the music of Richard Wilbur, the wit of Phillip Larkin, Phillip Levine's sympathy for the common man, the Irish lilt of Seamus Heaney.

Martin Galvin's work reminds us that poems say things the way most people would say them if only they could. In conversation with the reader, many of these poems have a voice that rings with a slight Irish lilt, echoing his boyhood neighborhood in Philadelphia. But rising out of that, the voice is almost always quirky and folksy, angular and hooked, and yet somehow surprising and tender and lyrical. -Rod Jellema