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9781935536574 English 1935536575 Lighting the Shadow is about a woman s evolving journey through desire, grief, trauma, and the peculiar historical American psyche of desire and violence. These poems explore the international and psychological wars women survive wars inflicted through various mediums that employ art, race, and literature. Furthermore, the collection is about a woman s transformation and acceptance of her complicated attempts to balance her spirit s own spectrum. Pulling the poet away from death, these poems insist that she open her life to her own powers and the powers of a greater world a world that is both bright and dark.", Lighting the Shadow is about a woman?s evolving journey through desire, grief, trauma, and the peculiar historical American psyche of desire and violence. These poems explore the international and psychological wars women survive?wars inflicted through various mediums that employ art, race, and literature. Furthermore, the collection is about a woman?s transformation and acceptance of her complicated attempts to balance her spirit?s own spectrum. Pulling the poet away from death, these poems insist that she open her life to her own powers and the powers of a greater world?a world that is both bright and dark.
9781935536574 English 1935536575 Lighting the Shadow is about a woman s evolving journey through desire, grief, trauma, and the peculiar historical American psyche of desire and violence. These poems explore the international and psychological wars women survive wars inflicted through various mediums that employ art, race, and literature. Furthermore, the collection is about a woman s transformation and acceptance of her complicated attempts to balance her spirit s own spectrum. Pulling the poet away from death, these poems insist that she open her life to her own powers and the powers of a greater world a world that is both bright and dark.", Lighting the Shadow is about a woman?s evolving journey through desire, grief, trauma, and the peculiar historical American psyche of desire and violence. These poems explore the international and psychological wars women survive?wars inflicted through various mediums that employ art, race, and literature. Furthermore, the collection is about a woman?s transformation and acceptance of her complicated attempts to balance her spirit?s own spectrum. Pulling the poet away from death, these poems insist that she open her life to her own powers and the powers of a greater world?a world that is both bright and dark.