From the author of Faster, Annihilators! comes more of the poetry that Literary Titan called "mind-bending," "captivating," and "undeniably heartwrenching." The poems in this collection touch on a range of subjects in a range of styles, but a unifying theme is presented in confronting what oppresses us and moving beyond the sin of complicity in our own oppression and the oppression of others.
Employing free verse, kwansabas, pantoum, and haiku, Hupp takes us on another journey that encompasses anger and despair over the personal and the political, but ultimately leads to faith, hope, and abiding love.
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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - From the author of Faster, Annihilators! comes more of the poetry that Literary Titan called 'mind-bending,' 'captivating,' and 'undeniably heartwrenching.' The poems in this collection touch on a range of subjects in a range of styles, but a unifying theme is presented in confronting what oppresses us and moving beyond the sin of complicity in our own oppression and the oppression of others.Employing free verse, kwansabas, pantoum, and haiku, Hupp takes us on another journey that encompasses anger and despair over the personal and the political, but ultimately leads to faith, hope, and abiding love. Artikel-Nr. 9798891322882
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Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | From the author of Faster, Annihilators! comes more of the poetry that Literary Titan called "mind-bending," "captivating," and "undeniably heartwrenching." The poems in this collection touch on a range of subjects in a range of styles, but a unifying theme is presented in confronting what oppresses us and moving beyond the sin of complicity in our own oppression and the oppression of others.Employing free verse, kwansabas, pantoum, and haiku, Hupp takes us on another journey that encompasses anger and despair over the personal and the political, but ultimately leads to faith, hope, and abiding love. Artikel-Nr. 43141005/1
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