"Fragments of Eden" is a modern-day lament for the garden where Adam and Eve once lived. It poetically questions what Eden must have been like while considering the unfulfilled longings of the soul in 21st-century America. Through poems about working in a flower shop and enduring the betrayal of a friend, Lindsay cleverly reminds the reader that mankind was banished from that garden long ago, and we must be wise exiles in this dangerous new terrain.

In 100 poems, the book cherishes a simple life while mourning the pain of our world. It confronts topics such as wisdom, healing, and suffering while grappling with the understanding of the Creator, God. On each page, it looks ahead to the promised redemption of all things.