Fall Risk

Cameron Morse confronts hard truths and transforms them. These poems offer readers faith in life and in art—a medical diagnosis and the clinical procedures that it involves can be shoved aside.  We have here a poet whose craft and strength of will proceed toward beauty, family, and birth.  We are not alone, these poems show us, gathering the spirits of Diana herself, St. Francis, Shelly, and, to my mind, the most uplifting evidence of poets such as William Stafford, Donald Justice, and all predecessor poets who, like Cameron Morse, continue to show us how to live.

 —Robert Stewart, The Narrow Gate: Writing, Art & Values.