All I can say is the decades of Judyth Hill's Full Moon writing, from her art ranch/home Rockmirth to her forays in San Miguel de Allende, Paris, Ireland, and Taos have turned her writing into a new voice, half moonlight and half silk. The paintings by Mary Meade are a perfect blend, indeed the whole book is reads like skin, luminescent, intelligent. The poems and art take turns winning your heart and the transparency of image is a page turner, what beauty happens next? The moon follows Judyth, and she tracks it, a poet of astronomical talents. Get ready to moongaze as you step outside with new eyes. ~Joan Logghe, Santa Fe Poet Laureate Emerita; mixed-medium visual artist; heart of her rural New Mexico community; master teacher & Muse of the Divine Ordinary.