Tourist or Pilgrim?

Margaret Clark's latest poetry collection offers a profound exploration of life's experiences through her masterful use of metaphor and conversational language. She addresses contemporary issues like environmental degradation with poignant imagery, as seen in her poem referencing Aristotle's Elements. Clark's work captures a range of emotions, from humor to sorrow, reflecting the complexities of modern womanhood. Her relatable themes, such as life's absurdities and joys, resonate deeply with readers, showcasing her unique voice and ability to evoke genuine emotion.