Lost and Found

"Lost and Found" consists of three poems from Nicholas Wolf's published anthology of the same name. The first movement "Chartres" emphasizes that great deeds are made up of numerous tiny decisions to act. The second, "Two Questions" sets the shortest poem in the volume as a slow fugue. Finally, "Loss" begins with an ordinary domestic scene of goldfinches at a feeder, and then explores themes of introspection and self-worth.