Through Nicholas Hogg's evocative language and emotional resonance,
Missing Person
weaves a narrative that intertwines the themes of violence and history, reflecting on how the past influences and shapes the present, reminding readers of the interconnections between generations and the collective experiences that define a community. These poems delve into the economy of labour and loss and the emotional toll of shattered dreams, unrealized potential, and broken spirits. Hogg skillfully balances moments of vulnerability with displays of resilience, strength, and beauty, ensuring that
is a testament to the power of poetry in capturing the human experience.