Fires of Driftwood

** "Fires of Driftwood" by Isabel Ecclestone Mackay is a collection of early 20th-century poems that sings about nature, love, heartbreak, and how time marches on. The poet uses bright descriptions and deep feelings to explore a variety of human moments and feelings, connecting with readers through lovely language and subtle expressions. The poems skip across subjects, from quick thoughts about the changing seasons to thinking deeply about love and loss, and even pondering what it means to be alive. The work explores spirit-filled places such as docks, gardens, and the huge Canadian countryside, mixing in bits of old stories and magical ideas. Each rhythm transports the reader, letting them experience the subtleties of being human while enjoying the world's beauty, all shown through Mackay's musical and expressive style. From the energy of spring to the hush of sorrow, the collection weaves together a rich display of feelings and senses. **