Reviewed on 7/9/2025 ★★★★★ The silent grief of Ross White’s “Crossing” is its most intensive emotional power. The first line writes, “I’m not the first man to lose his father.” The speaker grounds this extremely personal matter, his father’s diminishing cognition, in human universality. Death and loss, something that seems so grave and unspeakable, are … Continue reading Review: “Crossing” by Ross White