Will you find me with the bloodied snow--where 
 some frail thing was 
 raptured? 
 There are some truly talented poets in this anthology, and some truly fascinating experiments with form, though I myself preferred the more traditional offerings. At times, I found the poems pretentious--too self-aware, perhaps, like poetry for own sake, failing to contribute greater thought--or alternately completely incoherent and rambling. On the whole, it's not a collection for the casual reader of poetry, but should appeal to the prosody obsessed. 
 Some of my favorite poems in the collection include: "Cedars of Lebanon" by Derrick Austin, "A Retrograde" by Desiree Bailey, "Swallowed" by Mark Bibbins, and "On the Sadness of Wedding Dresses" by James Galvin. 
 I received this ARC via Netgalley in return for an honest review.