Lori Desrosiers' Sometimes I Hear the Clock Speak enfolds in an origami of memory the poet's life and the lives of her family and others. As with any fine poetry, the poems mostly transcend clock-time, soaring to a Blakean cleansing of the `doors of perception.' -Susan Deer Cloud, Author of Hunger Moon.
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