"It seems love died with poetry / Would you like to resurrect them with me?" Poet Natalie Ann's second collection, "Library of Lost Lines" reexamines our most sacred histories -- mythos, love, and loss -- and does so introspectively, showcasing the universality of the human experience. Drifting from the bohemia present in her first collection, "Hands like Oceans", this new release is a darker, richer examination of life and the blurred lines between what is past and what is present. For fans of Orion Carloto's "Flux", Madeline Miller's "Circe".