In his second work, Sounds of the Hummingbird, J. M. Oak continues to explore the themes of mental health, depression, and love as he did in his debut poetry collection, As The Earth Lies Still. However, Sounds of the Hummingbird has a lighter tone as the author navigates his newfound sobriety, spirituality, and sense of self. As in his first work, Sounds of the Hummingbird is divided into four distinct parts, meant to be read in order. Part poetry collection, part narrative, part journal, Sounds of the Hummingbird is a diverse and raw piece that is meant to be enjoyed by any and all.
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