These poems present snapshots of forms we associate with nature - trees, seasons, birds, insects,
mothers - but what makes it into each frame isn't really familiar. Plants, flowers, and leaves are not
the still-life subject of odes, nor are they the setting for paradise but rather a universe unto
themselves, wholly indifferent to human viewers. Readers may find they need to consult an
illustrated guide to trees or reevaluate their attitude towards spiders. Leaf Collection cycles through
the seasons and generations in search of any meaning to be made in a world where the human
protagonist is not the star of the show but rather one word in a much longer sentence. The voice
within these poems finds both blessing and cruelty in nature, salvation in decay. Because "that which
destroys what we've built is also what saves us."
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Hannah Marshall lives in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where she works at the public library. Marshall's four poems have been published in The Best American Poetry, New Ohio Review, The American Journal of Poetry, Four Way Review, Poetry Daily, and elsewhere. She received her MFA in creative writing from Converse University.
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