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If You Think It's Poetry You Ought To Call It That
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If You Think It's Poetry You Ought To Call It That in Grande Prairie, AB
Current price: $19.50

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If You Think It's Poetry You Ought To Call It That in Grande Prairie, AB
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"This collection of her work is brilliant. I can feel the emotions she wants to convey as I read through each section. There is something here for every reader to related to, either through the pull of their heart strings or the tickle of their funny bone. I have no doubt that every reader will relate to some, if not all, of the poems included in this collection." Dr. Reverend Lori Cardona, Author of The Bumpy Road To Enlightenment
Tanzua Bedasse's work is at one moment poetic revolution, the next a literary reckoning of power and in another breath the muse of a woman with quiet passion, wisdom and insight. Whether you feel the angst in "WHY", the political hypocrisy in "THE ZERO SUM GAME", or the relationship exhale of "WHERE TO GO FROM HERE"; one thing is certain Bedasse's poetry is engaging, unafraid of truth, and speaks to such a time as this. Get comfortable and dive into these words.
"This collection of her work is brilliant. I can feel the emotions she wants to convey as I read through each section. There is something here for every reader to related to, either through the pull of their heart strings or the tickle of their funny bone. I have no doubt that every reader will relate to some, if not all, of the poems included in this collection." Dr. Reverend Lori Cardona, Author of The Bumpy Road To Enlightenment
Tanzua Bedasse's work is at one moment poetic revolution, the next a literary reckoning of power and in another breath the muse of a woman with quiet passion, wisdom and insight. Whether you feel the angst in "WHY", the political hypocrisy in "THE ZERO SUM GAME", or the relationship exhale of "WHERE TO GO FROM HERE"; one thing is certain Bedasse's poetry is engaging, unafraid of truth, and speaks to such a time as this. Get comfortable and dive into these words.




















