A poet reflects on fifty years of life, love, and the natural world. Spanning half a century, this collection gathers the works of Philip Booth, a celebrated Yankee poet. The poems explore themes of nature, the sea, love, uncertainty, and responsibility, offering a deep dive into the human experience and the landscapes of New England.

This collection showcases the enduring voice of Philip Booth, a poet deeply connected to the natural world and the human heart. Readers can expect a rich exploration of themes that resonate across decades, from the profound beauty of nature to the complexities of love and personal growth. The inclusion of both established and new works provides a comprehensive look at Booth's contribution to American poetry. The poems are likely to offer moments of quiet contemplation and profound insight into the experiences of life.