It Waits for You

Paul David Walker often says, “The job of a poet is to travel into the unknown and come back and make a report.” These poems are his reports, both deeply personal and full of mystery. These poems “come to” Paul and are written to create a personal exploration of what is deep in our hearts, yet unknown, or may have been glimpsed and forgotten. Paul makes sense of the relationship between heaven and earth, light and darkness, our fears and connection with the divine. In the author’s words, these poems are meant to “leap up out of readers like laser beam lamps reaching into the dark sky.”