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Poems: Is amma angry?

Poems: Is amma angry?
Vani Desai ‎Vani Publish-Hers Poetry English Paperback 9798992086034
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Pages : 200
Release Date : 24 December 2024
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Dimension : 15.24 x 1.27 x 22.86 cm
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Vani's debut collection of poems, scribbled over more than a decade.
Through life's mundane moments, dandelion days and diagnoses.
She pens about fertility, feminism, Mother Earth and motherhood. like water
flow
like slough
slow
(from Bay) we went to the same tree
fire and i
in eerie air
separated in time...
in snow - so white
all that's left is charred black
the snow came too late..
(from Autopia) my beauty spot
became an unwanted wart
(from wo(e)man) in this world apocalyptic
doomed to destruction
in fear
of the future
of my child
what do i wish for?
another child
(from Love in time of Depression)

Vani, an engineer, stayed homemaker by choice, poet by life. An amma in America. She's a walking dandelion dream in California. Find her by the Bay trails counting ladybugs or chasing sunsets at lighthouses, picking plants in nurseries with half her heart in Half Moon.From a sleepy small town in India, to the bustling Bay Area her migration came with both an adult life’s education and a nostalgia-laden separation. The tug is ever present - an American citizenship with an Indian anchor.A decade passed by yearning for a daughter. Her poems sing about feminism, infertility, mental health, being a woman, and just being. Her metamorphosis through motherhood while Mother Earth transforms around her.Ever the student, she wanders philosophical and literary corridors at universities, to hold conversations, not degrees.

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