This was... intriguing. Honestly, not my cup of tea, but since I cannot do half ratings on Goodreads, I'm letting you all know that my rating is actually 2.5 stars. That doesn't seem any better, however, I was still glad to read something beyond what I would normally read, and Schomburg's poems cross boundaries that, to my knowledge, have not been crossed before. He takes subjects like death, insecurity, and love, and twists them into knots that readers have to untangle for themselves. If you pick up this book of poetry, be sure to at least read: "New Dress Shirt", "Tiny Castle", and "Leaving the House".