From a runner-bean patch on Polwell Lane to the golden temples of Kandy, from a Cambridge May Ball to the redwoods of Mendocino, this collection of poems follows a life lived wide open to the world. Jane Perera writes with a naturalist's eye and a storyteller's heart, moving effortlessly between the intimate and the vast: a grandmother's garden, a night nurse's quiet vigil, a mother's kitchen full of love disguised as cooking, and the sweeping landscapes of four continents. Along the way, wildflowers, tide pools, ancient temples, and childhood memories become vessels for something larger the way place shapes us, the way love endures distance, and the way nature keeps its own quiet time.
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