Like a Bird, Like Freedom

About This Novel

This is a collection of prose poems that uses poetry as a mirror to reflect the vastness of women's lives. The author uses delicate brushstrokes to cut through the annual rings of growth, capture the tremors of the soul in the changing seasons and withering vegetation, and salvage the forgotten time in the mist of the tea cup. The book contains microscopic gazes on kitchen fireworks and crowds, as well as ultimate inquiries about mountains, rivers, lakes, seas, stars, moon and the universe. The flexible philosophy of Eastern women flows between the words, constructing a poetic universe unique to the awakened.

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