The Way of all Flux (Many Voices Project)
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| Rating | : | 4.60 (971 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0898232619 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 90 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-08-26 |
| Language | : | English |
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She has lived in Hawaii, Arizona, Minnesota, New York, and Illinois, and daydreams about everywhere else. Her awards include fellowships from Kundiman and the Anderson Center for Interdisciplinary Studies. . Sharon Suzuki-Martinez earned a PhD in English from the University of Arizona
About the Author Sharon Suzuki-Martinez earned a PhD in English from the University of Arizona. . Her awards include fellowships from Kundiman and the Anderson Center for Interdisciplinary Studies. She has lived in Hawaii, Arizona, Minnesota, New York, and Illinois, and daydreams about everywhere else
Welcome to Sharon Suzuki- Martinez's world of odd ducks—human and otherwise—zigzagging toward wild fun or amazing grace.. Poetry
WARNING: This collection of poetry will send your head spinning. The Way of All Flux by Sharon Suzuki-Martinez is a modern collection of poetry that will interest readers in search of quirky poetry that they can return to again-and-again. Many of these poems reference popular culture, in the shape of zombies, dragons, and "A Shocking Display of Sexual Dimorphism." Read a poem and two, and you would be able to add to my list.If looking for a setting for this collection of poetry, readers will be surprised. Suzuki-Martinez takes her readers from the island of Hawaii to Arizona, from the Midwest to New York. She even inspires . Lauren Johnson said Light-hearted and Sincere. If you are looking for a great range of poems in both style and content, than look no further than The All Way Flux, written by Sharon Suzuki-Martinez. This book of poems is divided into Light-hearted and Sincere Lauren Johnson If you are looking for a great range of poems in both style and content, than look no further than The All Way Flux, written by Sharon Suzuki-Martinez. This book of poems is divided into 4 untitled sections. Even though they are not titled, I have appointed each a title for myself. The first is The Sounds of Words, the second is Mythology, Love the third, and Rough Biography the fourth. The first section poems all are very nonsensical and, upon the first reading, annoying. But the words, once said aloud, please the ear. This section is for pleasing the ear and. untitled sections. Even though they are not titled, I have appointed each a title for myself. The first is The Sounds of Words, the second is Mythology, Love the third, and Rough Biography the fourth. The first section poems all are very nonsensical and, upon the first reading, annoying. But the words, once said aloud, please the ear. This section is for pleasing the ear and. Enchanting and Poignant The Way of All Flux, a collection of fifty-eight enchanting poems organized into four sections by Sharon Suzuki-Martinez, addresses all kinds of metamorphoses, some of which transpire in a translucent flow, while others dynamically embrace the changes in the world around us. Compelling, vibrant subject matter and plots permeate these poems, cast in an ever-changing array of emotional states, resulting in a richly fanciful world created from what was initially mundane. Suzuki-Martinez magically morphs readers' perception of the ordinary to the extraordinary, fr