| Summary: | "Here is the record in poetry of the zeniths and nadirs, the triumphs and sorrows of a courageous woman. She has known life in its many facets - and death, too. Her wide sympathies, her seeking heart, her faith and affection are here interpreted. Of God and man, of earth and sky, of morning and noon, of inspiration and imagination, of sidewalks and lanes - of these things Anna Land Butler writes. She calls her book an album of love letters unsent - and love is her central theme, love in the large and in personal terms. But it is particularly the love of God which engages her attention. She reveals in this verse observation, intuition and a deeply religious fervor." -- from book jacket flap
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