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A Warning to the House That Holds Me

A Warning to the House That Holds Me

Amina Jama
4.1/5 ( ratings)
A Warning to the House That Holds Me builds on the milestones and mythology of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo to perform a deeply personal act of reclaiming power. Fully aware of the political significance of rejecting the dominant, Amina weaves together a series of poems that pay homage to her home country and lineage - exploring displacement, dual nationality and Somali history. Drawing on a long tradition of Somali storytelling, these poems achieve the complex balance of being as conversational as they are crafted. Brimming in them is a sense of longing for escape, yet accepting the inescapable reality of generational trauma and the ever present grip of a mother's embrace.
Language
English
Pages
44
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Flipped Eye Publishing Limited
Release
December 19, 2019
ISBN
1905233574
ISBN 13
9781905233571

A Warning to the House That Holds Me

Amina Jama
4.1/5 ( ratings)
A Warning to the House That Holds Me builds on the milestones and mythology of Mexican painter Frida Kahlo to perform a deeply personal act of reclaiming power. Fully aware of the political significance of rejecting the dominant, Amina weaves together a series of poems that pay homage to her home country and lineage - exploring displacement, dual nationality and Somali history. Drawing on a long tradition of Somali storytelling, these poems achieve the complex balance of being as conversational as they are crafted. Brimming in them is a sense of longing for escape, yet accepting the inescapable reality of generational trauma and the ever present grip of a mother's embrace.
Language
English
Pages
44
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Flipped Eye Publishing Limited
Release
December 19, 2019
ISBN
1905233574
ISBN 13
9781905233571

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