Not Hearing the Wood Thrush

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Exploring themes of existential reflection and personal loss, this collection of poems delves into the complexities of late-life introspection. Margaret Gibson articulates feelings of loneliness and fear while addressing a profound sense of connection through the phrase "No one." With a blend of clarity and emotional depth, she navigates the intricacies of being alive, revealing both the stark realities and the glorious, curious moments that accompany the human experience. The poems invite readers to engage with the transformative power of imagination and insight.