The Landscape and Architecture of a Woman
by Tamarah Wild
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ISBN: 978-0-9798795-0-0
Publisher: Tamarah Wild
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© 2007 by Tamarah Wild Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: First Edition
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Printed: 127 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Description:"The Landscape and Architecture of a Woman" is a fearless and shameless examination of self and soul, a liberating work that empowers women to own their sexuality, to live their sexuality without apology. Ms. Wild carves pain, longing and bliss from the same stone, availing a better understanding of what it is to be a woman- a woman in love, a woman in pain, a woman seeking to know, to understand. Sometimes raw and abrasive, often eloquent, always with her very distinct meter, Wild writes with the sexual proclivity of Anais Nin, the spirituality of sufi poets Rumi and Hafiz, and the love-lust of Pablo Neruda. A must-read for lovers of poetry, lovers of women, and those who seek to better understand the landscape and architecture of a woman. Keywords:Listed in: |
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While reading these poems, they awoke in me great memories. Some poems like "What I Desire" spoke to me in both light and dark ways...the interplay between the two was great. This poem also awoke in me memories of my past as a practitioner of wicca. This poem, in my opinion, is the best of the ones I've seen.
Poems like "Ice" are prolific and smoothly written. It details a lucid comparison between the fleetingness of love [also it's power] and melting ice. This poem is a great poem to whet the appetite for the excellence to come.
In summation, Miss Wild's book of poetry is amazingly written. For her poems not to be read at convention should be a crime.
~David E. Gray
Bachelor's Degree: History
Tamarah Wild A Smoothly written Book The Landscape and Architecture of a Woman....
I Hope it sells well for you..Go Babe your Brill.
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The Warrior Poet....
Eamon John Healy.
Oxford 2007
Marty Embry
Thank you, Ms. Wild!
-Michael Jaquish
She truly is the modern day Anne Sexton.
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