Laurie Wilcox-Meyer's fourth poetry collection, Though the Warbler Sings, is inspired by the contrasting landscapes of southeast Louisiana and the Blue Ridge Mountains. Woven too are familial ties. The collection may reveal itself as sacred activism. Transpose Edward Steichen's Family of Man into Family of Tree. These poems, a knot on Tree, limn the erasures of nature by human hands. Though grounded in present day concerns, other more transcendent poems address and embrace the more than human world.