Autumn Sparrow

The lyrical content of its text is very much akin to both the writing style of the late Ms. Dorothy Parker and reminiscent as well, of the late Mrs. Sylvia Plath. Lord Byron once said: Poetry is the lava of the imagination, whose eruption then prevents an earthquake. These poems (to sum them all up, so to speak) would be a series of gigantic earthquakes. These are poems that speak of love, they speak of loss, they are both free-verse, as well as lyrical. A devastating and complex look into the life of a young woman who struggles to come to grips with the world around her, or as she sees it to be. These poems are indeed very emotional, as well as they are triumphant.