To us, all flowers are roses
de Lorna Goodison · Publicada por primera vez en 1995
Goodison's is an original voice in contemporary poetry, drawing on both African and European inheritances and reminding us that African heritages in the New World are not exclusively those of Americans, and that their Caribbean expression is a significantly different and relatively little known part of the African American experience. Her finely crafted poems often carry a sense of language's healing power in the face of the pain of the past.
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- To us, all flowers are roses (1995)
University of Illinois Press · inglés
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