Synopsis "Anglesea"

Like strands of DNA Or coiled brain matter, The toad eggs float On the pond's murky surface, After the full moon's Songfest, Each dark spot An embryo, A mark Barbara Fitzgerald loves words and the ways they can provide perspective on life, the natural world, and our experiences. In a debut collection of poems penned over fifty years, she shares reflections on a variety of topics related to her life journey that has spanned from her twenties to her seventies. Within diverse original verse, a man contemplates his existence, a mantis hangs deep into January as a fossil of a nightmare under glass, love ends over dinner on a summer night, and white hairs invite candid observations about aging and death. Included is an epilogue that offers a tribute to three generations with touching poems written by her late mother and her daughter. AngleSea is a volume of original poetry that poignantly explores nature, personal experiences, and the human condition.

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