Tending The Path

Bob Denison's first collection of poems reads as meditations on the sacredness of life. "Deeper and wilder the wilderness opens," Bob Denison writes at the start of Tending the Path. Denison is a poet of wonder: of marveling at the natural world, of thinking hard about how humans love and fail one another, of asking hard questions that lead to solace and wisdom. These are poems that open space for healing work to be done. I'm glad to travel this poetic path-a path where I can "vanish and become this song," writes James A. Hall, author of Romantic Comedy