In Your Name Here, a title suggested by bullfight posters hawked to tourists who then fill in their name as terero, John Ashbery continues to examine preoccupations of age, loss, childhood memories and how the magic of dreams can transform daily living. In the opening poem he asks Why do I tell you these things? You are not even here. Yet via poems of conflicting styles and tone, Ashbery tells us very much more about his imaginings and invites the reader to personalize hsi words with their own associations.