Kezia Sproat’s collection of poems, Eh Tih Zwell, brings one into a world of ups and downs, ins and outs, and moving metaphors. From the danger in flat screens appearing innocent, to the tale that Chopin told in the face of danger, Sproat reveals a deep empathy in her poems toward the earth, the animal world, hummingbirds of memory, and us. In her wonderful poems, music wins over evil and death, we see God in his best tweed jacket, and we may enjoy life’s ironies as we see a simple thing like touching as an adventure of body and self. Anger, darkness, and death are not neglected in these poems, but as the title of her work suggests, it is well. With her poems, Kezia Sproat helps us accept life as it is. Her poems will enrich your life. - Katherine H. Burkman is Professor Emerita in the Department of English at The Ohio State University, USA. Eh Tih Zwell follows Sproat’s first book of poetry, Tuwyn also available on Amazon in paperback and hardcover.