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|  | | PROTEST- תִּגָּר
Book of poems
With direct and personal statements
About Israel and the society, as well as other complexities in the beingness.
"Tali Cohen-Shabtai's second book, “PROTEST” offers challenging poetics, protesting. Cohen-Shabtai places parts of sentences in clashing, disorientating relationships, testing - firstly - herself. In spite of the impossible, complex, conflicting existence.
Cohen does not carry in the accepted interpretations and profits and openly allows the reader to penetrate the controversial conventions, in a extraordinary linguistic 'sever'.The poems express a sense of exile.
The conclusion arising as one reads the poems, as the poems stimulate one's inte | |  | | The Black Thicket Contaminated With Woman's Crimson
Collection poems of
Sorrow and lust.
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p style="text-align: left; margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt" dir="rtl" class="MsoNormal" align="right">span style="font-size: 11pt" dir="ltr">font face="Times New Roman">Written on the back of the book "Poetry that is not yielding easily, bent to her own rules of g |
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