The collaborative collection Fill Me With Birds lilts and tilts as Scott Ferry and Daniel McGinn call and respond. “When an image keeps coming back to mind / there’s no escaping”—they volley images and themes between poems, circling and returning and building. Jesus, family, a father who talks in his sleep, a mother rocking her child in “her milk-wet / arms” weave together on Ferry and McGinn’s pages turning us all to “light and strata.” You won’t want to miss how each word “hums and dances.”
—Allison Blevins, author of Cataloguing Pain
Scott Ferry 