Norma Beversdorf-Rezits, born in 1924, was a life-long poet, keeping her work private in a box under her bed. Only one child knew of this, and she was told they were not to be seen until after she was dead. As she moved out of her home into a memory care center, the box was found, and upon her death in May 2020 the box was explored and the quality of short poetry and profound (and often humorous) aphorisms was amazing. These tiny poems explore complex thought in very few words. This first volume introduces her work to eyes other than her own. These artful lines will startle you with their spiritual depth, wit, and beauty.