In Baby Boomers, Glen Oglaza captures the raw truths, fleeting joys, and deep contradictions of modern life through a rich tapestry of poems that range from tender to fierce, reflective to rebellious. Spanning love and loss, politics and protest, aging and youth, his words navigate both the personal and political with lyrical wit and unflinching honesty. From the quiet moments of eating cornflakes at midnight to explosive reflections on war, technology, and authoritarianism, each poem invites the reader to pause, ponder, and feel. Whether contemplating the dreams of youth, the madness of power, or the miracle of bees, Oglaza's voice is clear, urgent, and compassionate. Baby Boomers is more than a poetry collection-it's a mirror to the world we live in and a testament to the human spirit's need to speak, rage, remember, and love.