Ujjwala Maharjan reads "Tincture" by Andrea Gibson

Ujjwala Maharjan reads Andrea Gibson's 'Tincture', exploring the soul's longing for the body after death. The poem celebrates the body's unique experiences and interactions with the soul, reflecting on aging, physical changes, and the soul's search for understanding. It highlights the irreplaceable sensations and emotions the body provides, emphasizing the connection between body and soul.

Discuss the significance of the imagery used in the poem to express the soul's memories of the body.

What emotions are evoked in the poem regarding the experience of being human?