Margaret Gibson - 'Heaven'

The video discusses a poem from the book 'Broken Cup', which reflects on the author's journey with her husband through the early stages of Alzheimer's. The poem 'Heaven' is recited, capturing moments of nature and the passage of time. The speaker explains how poetry serves as a map of emotions and thoughts, emphasizing the importance of rhythm and word choice in conveying the essence of a moment. The video concludes with insights into the poem's themes of time and impermanence.

How does the poem reflect the theme of time and impermanence?

What is the significance of the new puppy mentioned in the poem?

What emotions are conveyed through the imagery of nature in the poem?

In what ways does the poem serve as a map of the speaker's mind and heart?

Discuss the final lines of the poem and their implications about the speaker's state of mind.