“Jocelyn Ulevicus is born and born and born in each line of poetry. Her raw self at birth finds meaning amid all the corrosive identities around her – the lovers, her family, the buildings and streets and canals, and her past – and she gives that meaning back to us with urgent purpose and pleasure, and mood and innocence and listening to the world’s every chirp.” — Barrett Warner, author of Why Is It So Hard to Kill You?