Afterlife of Trees

Explore the captivating world of poetry in Afterlife of Trees by Brian Bartlett, published by McGill-Queen's University Press in 2002. This thought-provoking collection spans 112 pages, weaving together themes of nature and human society with a unique blend of humor and elegy. Bartlett's poems transport readers from the whimsical charm of Buster Keaton films to the intricate beauty of a miniature Taj Mahal, celebrating the elegance of sloths while offering a satirical lens on the new millennium. Whether reflecting on an urban garden or a ferry at sea, these verses tell compelling stories that resonate deeply. Perfect for poetry enthusiasts and nature lovers alike, Afterlife of Trees invites you to question, praise, and revel in the interconnectedness of life.