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Life on Mars

by Tracy K. Smith

Life on Mars

by Tracy K. Smith

'Life on Mars' by Tracy K. Smith is a collection of profound poems that merges the cosmic and the personal. Contemplating the vastness of the universe and the intricacies of individual experience, Smith's poems embrace the wonder of interplanetary exploration while rooted in earthly realities. The work is a journey through space and time, navigating themes of discovery, isolation, and the ubiquitous search for connection. It is in this exploration that the poet comments on humanity's triumphs and follies, our proximity and distances, in a voice that is as introspective as it is outward-looking. This Pulitzer Prize-winning collection, Smith's third, solidifies her place as a powerful voice in contemporary poetry, offering a soundtrack for a universe filled with both celestial mystery and terrestrial pain.

  • Poetry
  • Cosmic
  • Personal
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