You Bring Me Wings is divided into three sections: Love, Female Friends, and Other Worlds. Each begins with a conversation between Pat and Ethel, and is followed by a section of poems, complementary to the topic of conversation, from previous collections published by each poet (Pat translated Ethel´s work; Ethel translated Pat´s). As in music, a theme is introduced, the elaborated on a duet of voices, harmonizing. This is an effective format, one that engages us with both the similarities of and th e differences between the two writers.
 
These are following poems which have been translated by Margarita Feliciano:
 
Poems by Ethel Krauze translated from Spanish to English:
1. Canciones de Amor Antiguo / Songs of Ancient Love
2. No me preguntes. amor / Don´t ask me, love
3. Ya viene amor / Love is Coming
4. Se llama llama / Flame is the name
5. Los enamorados vuelan / The Lovers fly
6. La luna se está peinando / The is grooming herself
 
Poems by Patricia Keeney translated from English to Spanish:
1. Let me show you / Déjame que te muestre
2. Roissy / Roissy
3. Just touching / Tocarse apenas
4. Strangely at Peace / Extrañamente en paz
5. The Mouths of faceless women / Boca de mujeres sin rostro

Translated by: Patricia Keeney (Spanish to English), Ethel Krauz (English to Spanish), Margarita Feliciano (Spanish to English and English to Spanish)