Love's Wishbone by Robert Pfeiffer are the poems of a father, a husband, a human, at midlife - melancholy, nostalgic, tinged with regret, yet ultimately hopeful for the future. These poems look backwards with nostalgia and regret, but also with fondness and forgiveness. They look forward with apprehension and fear, but also with hope. More than anything, Pfeiffer's poetry in Love's Wishbone is about trying to find meaning in moments before it's too late.