I Dance Between Them is a luminous and deeply personal poetry collection by Canadian poet Lucie Bardos. Written in evocative free verse over six years, this book emerged through journeys across Canada, Europe, and Latin America, and traces the inner and outer landscapes of a life in motion. With a voice that is at once tender and assured, Bardos explores identity, self-discovery, travel, and transcendence-weaving together moments of clarity, longing, and transformation. These poems speak to the experience of living between cultures, between selves, and between worlds, and invite the reader to sit in those liminal spaces with curiosity and care. For those drawn to nostalgia, nature, and emotional depth, this collection offers a quiet but powerful call to pause, reflect, and feel deeply. Structured in two parts-Nature-Human and Between Worlds-the book examines our relationships with the natural world, with others, and with ourselves. Whether grounded in a breathtaking landscape or a fleeting feeling, each poem is a window into the richly complex experience of being human.