“Robert Hershon, the distinguished author of End of The Business Day, writes about aging in this totally disarming way, [ . . . ]. But by ‘disarming’ I mean the measure and humor of this poetry puts you right up into living experience as a moving foreground, full of glimpses and asides and extended gambits performed for the sake of love and love’s civic attentiveness to the world’s ordinary absurdities and points of beauty. [ . . . ] This is a badass book of poems & you will suffer if you don’t find your way into its pages” — Anselm Berrigan