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Lorna Crozier is a Canadian poet whose work often explores the landscape of southwestern Saskatchewan. Her poetry collections include Angels of Flesh, Angels of Silence (1988) and What the Living Won't Let Go (1999). Crozier's writing is part of a broader flourishing of Canadian poetry after 1960, characterized by literary nationalism and experimentation with form. Many Canadian novelists also began as poets, contributing to a rich literary tradition that examines identity, place, and social commentary.12

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