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  From My Eye To The Sky

  J.V. Sadler

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  From the author of Licking comes a collection of poetry filled with raw verses that expose a piece of J.V. Sadler’s heart.  
  From My Eye to the Sky places a magnifying glass on U.S. society and forces it to take a look at itself. Unrestrained and unabashed, this collection is a call not only for hope but organized and passionate action toward a better world.  
  Dare to put your eye to the sky. 
  “We shall be free 
  . . . one day 
  We will walk on water 
  . . . one day”

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  Manland

  Peter Raynard

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  Peter Raynard's Manland is a bold, brilliant and outspoken new collection of poems that scrutinise men and manhood, mental health, working class lives and disability. Aloud and alive with music, wit, anger and rebellion, this is an accomplished, politically-aware and vital book.
  Raynard is a skilled observer, and these razor-sharp poems document parenthood through the lens of a stay-at-home dad, attempt to tell the truth about men and depression, study our cultural, social and medical relationships with drugs and drug-taking, and lay bare the realities of life at the sharpest edges of society. By turns frank, painful and bleakly funny, this humane and brilliant book encompasses pride and prejudices, the bonds between lads and dads, the toxic pressures of masculinity and the way illness and poverty irrevocably shape lives.

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  Libre

  Skye Jackson

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  A soaring collection of poems that deftly explores the familial, personal, and societal relationships of a young Black woman trying to make her way in a fraught world. 
    
  Freedom reverberates in Skye Jackson’s breathtaking debut, Libre, with evocative poems that are heart-wrenching, haunting, sensual, and tender. This collection explores the experiences of a young Black woman in New Orleans as she navigates the pull of familial and romantic relationships, celebrating the joys of Blackness, art, and friendship. Libre also includes Jackson’s award-winning poem “can we touch your hair?” which was hand selected by former US Poet Laureate Billy Collins for inclusion in the Library of Congress Poetry 180 Project. 
    
  An acolyte of Sade and Stevie Nicks, Jackson muses on microaggressions, interracial relationships, and the endless intricacies of Black women’s hair as she rails against loss, random violence, and the dark expectations that society often places upon people of color. She roams each room of the heart, open and unafraid of what she might find behind every door. Through it all, this debut shines as the poetry refracts and reflects like a mirror leaving nothing unseen.

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  Poetry Book Society Spring 2022...

  Alice Kate Mullen

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  the poetry book society was founded by t.s. eliot to share the joy of poetry. it's a unique poetry book club and every quarter our expert selectors choose the very best new books to deliver to our members across the globe. Our lively quarterly magazine is packed full of sneak preview poems from all the selected poets, alongside exclusive interviews, insightful reviews by the ledbury critics and extensive listings of every book and pamphlet published this quarter.
  you can find out more and join our poetry community today at www.poetrybooks.co.uk.

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  From My Heart to Yours - As We...

  Vernon Postmus

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  Embark on a stirring odyssey through rhythm and rhyme, where every verse resonates with profound reflections and deep insight.
   
  Experience the rhythmic cadence of life. Be captured by the enchantment of words. 
  Unveil just a little something of God’s design for life.
   
  Every poem in this collection is infused with a deeply Christian message, offering solace and encouragement.
   
  Pause, reflect, and let the words seep into your soul.
   
  Will this book captivate you so deeply that setting it aside becomes a challenge?
   
  Embark on this voyage, and may it bless your own life’s journey.

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  The Children's Hour

  Lillian Hellman

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  The Children's Hour by Lillian Hellman is a gripping and thought-provoking play that delves into the destructive power of lies and societal prejudice. Set in an all-girls boarding school, the story follows Karen Wright and Martha Dobie, two dedicated teachers whose lives are upended when a vengeful student, Mary Tilford, fabricates a shocking accusation against them. The malicious lie not only jeopardizes their school but also exposes the fragility of their reputations and relationships in a judgmental society. First performed in 1934, the play examines themes of morality, truth, and the devastating consequences of unchecked rumors. A timeless exploration of human behavior, The Children's Hour remains a powerful critique of societal norms and the cost of prejudice.

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