In various voices and with a range of strategies, these poems speak of and into the collisions we experience day in and day out—collisions with nature, art, language, religion, family, imagination, new and old ways of seeing and navigating the world—collisions that result in loss and sadness, confusion and laughter, gratitude and amazement. Still Working It Out, a collection that moves freely between memory and invention, embodies a faithful struggle to attend to and engage life with all senses on high alert for what may crush or sustain or gloriously transfigure.