These poems open up a dialogic space at the intersection of the time and the timeless. As Eliot writes: "Only through time time is conquered." Jena's second collection of poems, A Letterbox Across Time, meditates on the mystery of existence and inaugurates directions to an unnameable elsewhere, which eludes discursive intellect. Jena, in his distinctive style and use of imagery, creates portraits that deepen the unsaid. One must undergo these truths to understand them in time as eternity.