<p>Froth&nbsp;gathers thirty-two of Jarosław&nbsp;Mikołajewski's best poems, which Ilya Kaminsky calls "contemporary European poetry at its best: tender, unpredictable, a hymn, a love poem, a moment of laughter, of revelation," while Adam Zagajewski writes, "Mikołajewski's poems are kicking, running, appealing to us, readers. His poems live." </p><p><br></p>