Alexander the Great

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Exploring the profound theme of grief, this collection of poems takes readers on a journey from the ancient conquest of Alexander the Great to the personal mourning of a mother for her unnamed child. The poet delves into the complexities of loss, resisting a straightforward narrative, and instead highlights the struggle for meaning and the pursuit of joy amidst sorrow. Through this emotional landscape, the poems reflect on the interplay between historical grandeur and intimate tragedy.