 Her work has been favorably compared to the poetry of Richard Wilbur and Edna St. Vincent Millay.In a review of her second book, "Hapax", Peter Campion critically wrote that, "The meter and rhyme unfold elegantly, but at the expense of idiom," a criticism that is commonly aimed at the Formalist poets.On a positive note, Campion also states that, "[her best poems in the collection] match prosodic talent with intensely rendered feelings."