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A bit harsh giving this three stars I think but I perhaps want to diversify my score ranges and also more get across the feeling of how I rate this book rather than an objective appraisal of quality. Like it's an extremem struggle to read a lot of the taime although it is very rewarding, but even in its rewardingness it didn't really have any of those things that I've really liked about Jorie Graham's poetry previously so I felt I didn't get out of it what I was coming to it for. I mean objectively it is still really really good and does do some incredible things, particularly say with time and (idea of the) the present moment but idk idk. Like there were neither any bits where I felt like my brain was coneected to and at one with the poem like with PLACE nor any killer standout lines or phrasings like with The Errancy. A bit unfair perhaps but so it goes.