 At the time of the fire, Megan owned an art cafe on Lytton's Main Street. It was her livelihood, her passion, an important place for the community to gather and share. And even though Megan's house was spared from the fire, her cafe burnt down. Megan's life changed in an instant, and she spent the next year trying to figure out how to process the trauma, how to move forward. And it turned out that poetry was part of the answer. Megan started to write poetry, I mean, for the first time ever.