In "dig it," Reinhart diverges from his previous collections, while remaining true to the core themes of reflective transformation. "We are living in Eden," he says, "but we've gone and painted it a color called puce. Time to plant dandelions."
"how’s a kid supposed to breathe?
so he folds airplanes, little beacons of flight to escape, head on the desk dreaming of piloting an 8½x11 magic paper carpet as it sails out the window
if it would only open"
(from "Flimsy Foundations")
