. . . one finds a most alluring sexual confidence, speaking with coy accusation of past experiences and how vulnerable we are to the next one: "You will have memories / Because of what we did back then / When we were new at this, // Yes, we did many things then, all / Beautiful …" The best compliment I can pay to this new edition is this: it grants that appeal of Sappho when she asks, "Lyre, be voluble."
 
                                                        Brett Foster, Books & Culture, a Christian Review
 
http://www.booksandculture.com/articles/webexclusives/2011/april/somethingnew.html?start=4