Pocket size book of poetry. Also available as spoken word CD with music by Doll Imago.
"Like the screams of strange women
who were once glorious birds,
poetry aches inside my spirit."
from Back cover
Excerpt
"Craziness causes one to twirl and twirl
until a great breath sucks her spirit home leaving her mind and body
to laugh on their own.
Madness allows the mind and body to function
while the sprit dances to the heartbeat of the stars." *
*From the poem "How Madwomen Survive" (c) 2005 MariJo Moore
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Confessions of a Madwoman
From: News From Indian Country | Date: 10/3/2005 | Author: Pettigrew, Dawn Karima
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Pettigrew, Dawn Karima
News From Indian Country
10-03-2005
Prolific Cherokee writer Marijo Moore has written an evocative and
effectual volume of poetry. The title, Confessions of a Madwoman,
challenges readers to consider their conceptions of women, Native
Americans, and the world at large.
From the mountains of western North Carolina, Moore compiles her
experiences, her culture, and her traditions into lush, well-worded poetry.
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Selected poems from previous & forthcoming collections together with Q&R apps on each page to enable audio rendition simultaneously with the written text
