Wendy Wisner's MORPH AND BLOOM overflows with intense joy and connection, telling, in its lyrics, the ongoing story of mother and child and father, of birth and growth. "Wendy Wisner reminds us that a family, like the earth, has its seasons. She grafts the joys and worries of motherhood to bloom and to decay-a landscape lit at once by 'bourbon light' and 'margarine winter light.' Familial love and a devotion to the natural world braid into a gaze that alights on astonishing imagery: 'he sleeps in a goddess pose/and smells like hay.' These poems are reflective, often searing. These poems blossom again and again into a 'many-petaled' splendor." - Eduardo C. Corral " 'Rescue me now'...someone is being saved, someone is being sought in Wendy Wisner's MORPH AND BLOOM, though it isn't always clear who: the mother, the sister, the grandfather, the infant. Two generations of childhoods are layered against one another, as-in all their danger, all their physicality, all their light and dark...

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