In Dodge & Scramble Morgan Grayce Willow becomes the poet-cantor of the prairies. Through the music and poetry in "Sorghum and sugar beets./ Northrup King. DeKalb./ Archer Daniels Midland" she examines memory, place, and time set on the prairie, the essence of infinity. Willow intones, ..".wither us backwards into time" and ..".place/that remembers itself as marshland/and longs to return/" Using myth, history, ecology, nails, sows, and winches she makes of splendid meditations and narratives a desired that is like ..".some trick of magic, /or dream or good sense, that can shape/the wilderness inside us into a better garden/than the one we've so longed to reenter." Sharon Chmielarz, Love from the Yellowstone Trail