What the Soul Doesn't Want

Lorna Crozier's latest collection captivates with its exploration of aging and grief through arresting and edgy poetry, offering a surprising and invigorating perspective. The poems serve as a defiant balm, balancing themes of sorrow with the whimsical elements of nature. Vivid imagery, such as the vision of a fly and the naming of an eggplant, intertwines with quirky narratives, including a woman who finds unexpected companionship with cockroaches. This collection invites readers to reflect on the passage of time while celebrating life's eccentricities.