With father's day just passing, there's honor in this tribute

Just discovered a new review for Home: a big thank you to the reviewer, whose pen name SMFD stands for Suzzette Dawes, the Jamaican-raised author of The Collection, Adventures in the Courtyard, and Tortured Souls. This is what she wrote:

5.0 out of 5 stars a lot of emotion is shared and conveyed, June 17, 2013 By  SFMD - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase(What's this?) This review is from: Home (Kindle Edition) A book with beautifully written poems and prose. It opens with a daughter writing about her father and some special memories attached to the armchair. I like the rhyme pattern and the flow of the poetry It reveals, it unveils a clue (from Muse) Essay - A Sentence Unfinished - is a heavy read. Uvi describes a scene where her father sitting in his armchair remembering his escapes from the Nazi to Spain to Israel. The other chapters follow with her father as a child (I guess she has heard the stories over the years). His family running from invasion during World War 1 abandoning their home town (German invasion). With father's day just passing, there some honor in her translating her father's poems. Then there is her father's poem "Bent over Memories" reminiscing on his daughter when she was younger while looking at children playing in the park: No longer will I carry you in my arms, little girl" and "Now I am alone. Supported by memories... Sitting in the park for hours Watching someone else's children." Verse conveys strong feelings - daughter far away but the children playing reminds him of time spent when his daughter was younger. Overall a good read that out pours the emotion and provides some insight on life: "I Plucked a Wildflower" - Funny but morbid to write about own funeral, the mourners you don't know and the debt you left behind. Humor that no interest on the other side. Take that banks! If i had to choose a favorite, it would be "We Pass" due to the contrast of fall and spring, how we are now and how we used to be (symbolized by the couple who passed embracing). Fall (when leaves separate from the trees) and fail relationship - the comparison noted. Sorry for the spoilers but I enjoyed reading Home.