Excerpt from the introduction by Michael Grotsky: "Ambitious in its scope, Something Else'sThoughts, Dah's seventh book of the decade, is a rumination on death, loss, desire, and absence, as he weaves one poem into the next, creating a tale that walks the high wire of love and disorder between the narrator and his muse, who contributes to the experience. They inhabit a nebulous world that slips between, behind, under, and into "the gray line" -- a metaphor that runs throughout this work as a mystifying and elusive divide between all things".