Celebrated Poet Andrea Gibson Passes Away at 49
Andrea Gibson, a renowned poet known for their exploration of life, death, and identity, has died at 49, leaving a profound impact on the literary community.
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Overview
- Andrea Gibson, a celebrated poet and performance artist, passed away at 49, with their death announced by wife Megan Falley on social media.
- Gibson's work, which delved into themes of life, death, and identity, has been credited with changing lives, especially among LGBTQ+ fans.
- The poet served as Colorado's poet laureate for the past two years and was born in Maine before moving to Colorado in the late 1990s.
- Friends, family, and fans gathered to pay tribute to Gibson, who died at home surrounded by loved ones, including their wife and pets.
- A documentary titled 'Come See Me in the Good Light' featuring Gibson is set to air this fall on Apple TV+.
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