Joanna Streetly's new collection All of Us Hidden (Caitlin Press) begins from a place of deep personal loss when her two stepsons and their boat disappeared into the ocean on an eerily calm night on the west coast of Vancouver Island, BC. Joanna's poems ripple out to explore how time continually changes communities, the land, and our sense of self. Today, Joanna reflects on how poetry, like music, carries us through transition and reads two poems from her book.
