Title: Spiritual Book, Not just poetry
Product review: If Miller rates this book behind the Tao Te Ching and others as "a distant third" in spirituality, then he misses the whole point of the Gita. Houston Smith accurately called this a wonder poetic version. Note, he left out any commentary on the real essence of the work--it is a spiritual work. It is far more than just poetry. I still think the best edition of the "Gita," and I have seen many, is Edgerton's, from long ago--it is the most faithful to the spiritual teachings of the "Gita." If you want good poetry, then this is perhaps better, but not as faithful to the true meaning of the Gita.
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