Poetry. We find in the formalist and free verse poems of Heather Halberg Yanda's LATE SUMMER'S ORIGAMI the careful perceptions of a close observer who sees beyond the material into the realm of the spirit. This collection opens and closes with sonnets that celebrate the beauty of everyday experience. Moving a plant to the window, for example, is an act of reverence. In The Thin Slice of Apple, the horizon betrays by moving farther away while the moon remains constant. In the Brilliance takes us inside the mind where neurosurgeons map the fine boundary between brain // and mind and the sacred path / leading to memory's archives. Even as we are sure these poems are grounded in this world, we are transported to another one where eternity's gift is the bread of thought.