Shelter in Place

Shelter in Place

Laurie Kuntz

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Editorial:
Shanti Arts LLC
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9781971191133
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Every poem is a journey and every journey, a poem. The poems in Shelter In Place all begin with a  journey  to  places of heart and mind.  Shelter In Place, as the title implies, is a collection of poems which reflects upon finding a place of safety and acceptance while grappling with societal and personal issues of dissension, alienation, and assimilating into one’s own  personal strength and identity. It is also a book of transitions, the poet’s voice visits all the  stages of life from wanderer,  partner, mother, lover, and all the epiphanies that come between.  Whether it be watching a father and son playing ball, or watching a lover reach for the last mango in the fridge, or witnessing displacement of war torn peoples-the journeys we take in life, the journeys and the destinations we reach all can be the making of a poem, and these poems, the making of Shelter In Place.

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