What Falls to Ground
Lucinda Trew

Lucinda Trew’s debut collection, What Falls to Ground, is a meditation on the marvel of gravity and the small broken things that lead us to grace. The poems in this collection commune lyrically with trees and earth, spoons and sky, moths and mortality. They reflect on the earthly path to the celestial, and the magic of physics, nature, loss and renewal. 

Lucinda Trew is a Pushcart Prize and Best of the Net nominee and recipient of Boulevard Magazine’s 2023 Poetry Contest for Emerging Poets. She was named a North Carolina Poetry Society poet laureate award finalist in 2021 and 2022, a Randall Jarrell Poetry Competition finalist in 2021, and a Finishing Line Press New Women’s Voices Chapbook Series finalist in 2021. Her poems have been published in the North Carolina Literary Review, storySouth, Burningword Literary Journal, and other journals and anthologies. She lives, writes, and rambles among trees in the piney, red-clay Piedmont of North Carolina. 

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