Adamantine

The poetry in this book shines with rare wisdom and with a sense of seasoned wonder. Her use of language is deft and very evocative. Beyond her ample skills in language-her poems demonstrate respect and kindness for her subjects in a sophisticated way.She writes of art, nature, the interconnectedness of life, Buddhism and a quiet spirituality in a way that is refreshing. Her work has a quiet grace about it. You will not find much irony and cynicism in her work. Instead you will find grand descriptions, celebrations of imagery, a quiet devotion to her craft and an equanimity that is infectious. Her goals are high and we are so lucky that she attains them.

Simply beautiful in all ways. Weaves in buddhadharma in the mundane life sort-of-way, where we put it into practice. That is where we meet Shin Yu.