"I used to hate reading poetry until I found modern free verse that, unlike traditional poetry, doesn’t use standard rhyme, rhythm, or meter. Instead, free verse poetry uses ordinary speech patterns and relies on imagery to drive its meaning. Such is the case of a collection of poetry titled Window and Mirror by Ted Virts. In it, the poet explores life experiences concerning loss, faith, and home with simple images that represent concerns and questions common to all of us. The structure of the poems is simple, deceptively so. Each line has breaks or pauses that mimic natural speech where the poet repeats thoughts, questions statements, or even goes off on a tangent or two, just like most people do when they speak. This direct style creates an intimate connection between Virts and his reader." - Readers' Favorite

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