A collection of plain-spoken poems on ambition, work and the distance between wanting something and going after it. Jay Almon writes without ornament and with a clear eye on the reader: dreams are a driving force, he argues, but "ambition with no contribution is always a waste of time," and to reach the top of a mountain you have to make the climb. Written over many years from Columbus, Ohio, and gathered here for readers who want verse that encourages rather than puzzles, the poems move between motivation, reflection and a frank look at how people spend their days. The author thanks Herb Gart, manager of his group The Buckeye Politicians, and Keith Deja, whose review of the poems convinced him the work was worth being proud of.
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