"Words have magic, words create," so says Michael Milgraum in his foreword to this delightful and enriching exploration of the work of three generations of poets. Within these pages one can sense a family tradition of wisdom, deep spirituality and the craft of elegant and clear expression. Leonard Milgraum, the first generation, uses lyrical poetry as a platform to teach, inspire and help us remember the richness of life. His work flows off the page, like a song to the heart. Michael Milgraum, the second generation, is a psychotherapist who, in his poetry, presents an integration of psychological and spiritual growth. He speaks, in an authentic and uncompromising voice, about the challenges, struggles and striving of those who both long for and fear opening their hearts to others and God. Rena Milgraum, the third generation, brings, in her offerings, a combination of innocence and celebration. Her poetry implores us to pause long enough to connect with the miracle and artistry of a tree, freshly fallen snow or a newborn baby. The book's poetry is divided into sections: Parents and Children, The Art of Living, Nature, and Connection and Disconnection. Within each section the three generations are intermingled, making the book read like a lively conversation between the poets. The book has an additional treat-A Parable About Rhythm, Music, Words and Spirit. In essence, this parable explores how fractured man can find wholeness...and holiness.