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Poet Andrea Gibson dies

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Andrea Gibson, poet and the subject of an award-winning documentary, dies at 49

Andrea Gibson, a poet, activist and subject of the documentary film “Come See Me in the Good Light,” died on Monday following a four-year fight with ovarian cancer.

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Poet Andrea Gibson, candid explorer of life, death and identity, dies at 49

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Andrea Gibson, featured in award-winning documentary, dies at 49 after cancer battle

Poet Andrea Gibson, Candid Explorer of Life, Death and Politics, Dies at 49

Andrea Gibson, a celebrated poet and performance artist who through their verse explored gender identity, politics and their battle with terminal cancer, died Monday at age 49.

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Andrea Gibson, celebrated poet, dies at 49

Poet & Activist Andrea Gibson Passes Away at 49

Andrea Gibson — Colorado state poet laureate, queer activist and spoken-word artist — dies at 49

In 2023, Gibson was named Colorado’s tenth state poet laureate, a role created to promote poetry appreciation in the state and honor local wordsmiths.

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Andrea Gibson's Cause of Death at 49: How Did Colorado's Poet Laureate Die?

'West Side Story' Star Ariana DeBose Sends Message After Poet Andrea Gibson Dies at 49

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‘Dying Is the Opposite of Leaving’: Andrea Gibson Reads Poem to Wife in Final TV Interview

I am more with you than I ever could have imagined,” Gibson says in the poem, written while facing a terminal illness.

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“Dying is the opposite of leaving:' Andrea Gibson's poem on afterlife goes viral after passing

A video of the poem, titled "Love Letter From the Afterlife" went viral after Gibson's passing was announced -- with thousands of people saying how much comfort it had brought them.

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Andrea Gibson’s lasting impact: How their poetry transformed the LGBTQ+ movement

Remembering Andrea Gibson, a poet and activist, who gave the LGBTQ+ community more than poetry. They offered truth and a space where queerness felt safe.

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