A collection of poems spanning over three decades of the poet's work. This volume gathers selected poems by Richard Eberhart from 1930 to 1965, offering a comprehensive look at his stylistic and thematic development during this significant period. The poems explore a range of subjects, from personal reflections and observations of nature to more abstract intellectual and existential inquiries. The collection showcases Eberhart's distinctive voice and his engagement with the complexities of human experience.

This collection represents a curated selection of Richard Eberhart's poetry from a prolific period of his career. The inclusion of specific, well-regarded poems suggests a focus on his most impactful and representative works. The annotations from a fellow poet, Chuck Kruger, offer a unique layer of critical engagement and historical context. The volume serves as a significant retrospective, allowing readers to trace the evolution of Eberhart's poetic voice and thematic concerns over more than three decades.