I like my poetry more democratic and less elitest. Meaning I don't believe you should have to have a working knowledge of classical mythology, a photographic memory of current events and a thesaurus available in order to read a poem. Some poets seem to think that metaphors make for great poetry and that words should be puzzles that the reader unravels, but I don't like to read poems that way. 
 However, there are some brilliant phrases in this book that I can really appreciate. There are just too many of them, and they cluster in run-on sentences so that the subject of the poem morphs and by the end you can't remember what you thought the point of the poem was.