The World Will Follow Joy: Turning Madness Into Flowers (New Poems)
Lozenger says:
The long lull of my reading progress has been party due to my overseas holidays, and not because of this book's content. This collection of poems by Alice Walker was written with a one track in mind; I must say that while she writes (as per usual) with such eloquence and descriptive words, the collections of poetry leaves little or none for interpretation. Nonetheless, as a not-so- much- fan of poetry, I find the style sometimes confronting but still somewhat entertaining..
KookieMonster1 says:
I loved it! If I do not give it a five stars yet is because the first part was not ringing right with me, not sure if it was me or else: will have to read it over a second time in the future. But then the second part is just fantastic, as I was expecting Walker to be, some poems you want to read them over and over, so well structured, so filled with visions, so clear the vision and the wish for a better world! A book I recommend.
The long lull of my reading progress has been party due to my overseas holidays, and not because of this book's content. This collection of poems by Alice Walker was written with a one track in mind; I must say that while she writes (as per usual) with such eloquence and descriptive words, the collections of poetry leaves little or none for interpretation. Nonetheless, as a not-so- much- fan of poetry, I find the style sometimes confronting but still somewhat entertaining..
KookieMonster1 says:
I loved it! If I do not give it a five stars yet is because the first part was not ringing right with me, not sure if it was me or else: will have to read it over a second time in the future. But then the second part is just fantastic, as I was expecting Walker to be, some poems you want to read them over and over, so well structured, so filled with visions, so clear the vision and the wish for a better world! A book I recommend.
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