For more than a decade, a society of six female poets known as the Shed Poets have crafted their hobby into published work both as a group and solo writers. The members, many of whom only became interested in poetry when they retired, meet each week in the same place and collaborate on something that has become a big part of their weekly life. However, for the members who are widows now, it’s the biggest part of their lives. Tidings looks at how poetry lets people share their thoughts of life and death with one another and an appreciative audience.