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The poems in The Art of Undoing guide the reader through the strange, luminous terrain of what remains after separation-and what may take its place. While tracing a path through personal and collective tragedies, these poems remain attuned to the beauty that appears unexpectedly: a whale surfacing beside a boat, ""clouds passing/between the fingers of a eucalyptus tree,"" cormorants ""popping up with sideways prizes."" Rather than retreat from the brokenness of the world, Plumb's lyric meditations gather its fragments into forms of quiet restoration. In scenes shaped by a father's death in Argentina, a mother blinking glass from her eye in a Sagaponack storm, or hermit crabs crawling toward improbable survival, Plumb reveals undoing not only as loss, but as the possibility of pause and renewal.

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Hudson Plumb is a poet, playwright, and healthcare communications strategist based in New York City. His poetry has recently appeared in Humana Obscura (Issue 12), RHINO Poetry (2024 Founders' Prize, Runner-Up), The Courtship of Winds, and Kaleidoscope Magazine, Exploring the Experience of Disability Through Literature and the Fine Arts. His poems have also been published in earlier issues of Webster Review, Missouri, and Kaleidoscope.

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