Solidarity With The Flesh Eating Mosaic And Other Poems

Raj Dronamraju

ISBN 10: 057808502X / ISBN 13: 9780578085029

Published by Post Egoism Media, 2011

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Following up on THE RETURN OF THE MAGNIFICENT NINNY AND OTHER POEMS, Raj Dronamraju returns with his second poetry book, SOLIDARITY WITH THE FLESH EATING MOSAIC & OTHER POEMS - with 60 new works that demonstrate a broadening and deepening of perspective. More than thinking out loud, here we find dignity at odds with circumstance-where too many live a 'wax fruit life,' Raj's poetry opens un-romanticized 'raw reality' that can't be explained 'away with pie charts' even for the 'window shopper' in the 'marketplace of ideas' or those who would 'practice self-doubt in a daily workout routine.' Dronamraju time and again coins original turns of phrase, as he thinks through the inner mind out into a world of intimate and estranged relationships, personal soul searching and questioned social consumerism-a scarred life in an imperfect world that is not monumentalized, but rather examined with a profound passion.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Solidarity With The Flesh Eating Mosaic And Other Poems
• Publisher: Post Egoism Media
• Publication Date: 2011
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 057808502X
• ISBN 13: 9780578085029
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 5D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 5 millimeters depth
• Weight: 136 grams

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Following up on THE RETURN OF THE MAGNIFICENT NINNY AND OTHER POEMS, Raj Dronamraju returns with his second poetry book, SOLIDARITY WITH THE FLESH EATING MOSAIC & OTHER POEMS - with 60 new works that demonstrate a broadening and deepening of perspective. More than thinking out loud, here we find dignity at odds with circumstance-where too many live a "wax fruit life," Raj's poetry opens un-romanticized "raw reality" that can't be explained "away with pie charts" even for the "window shopper" in the "marketplace of ideas" or those who would "practice self-doubt in a daily workout routine." Dronamraju time and again coins original turns of phrase, as he thinks through the inner mind out into a world of intimate and estranged relationships, personal soul searching and questioned social consumerism-a scarred life in an imperfect world that is not monumentalized, but rather examined with a profound passion.