RaveHarvard ReviewDynamic and deeply original ... Through the limited space of the sonnet, Seuss’s work is to extract meaning from life’s vast brokenness and chaos ... Seuss is at her most moving and morally attuned when she experiences this membrane of mortality opening and reckons with the thinness of life ... Seuss’s poems depicting friends suffering from AIDS are among the most memorable in the book, carrying both the intimacy of a Nan Goldin photograph and the moral urgency of a prayer or biblical scene ... Complex and timely.
