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Seraphim - Paperback

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by Angelique Zobitz (Author), Grisel Y. Acosta (Foreword by)

Seraphim shares the joyous rhythm that sustains Black womxn.

Seraphim, Angelique Zobitz's debut collection, radiates with light and wonder. These poems reveal how Black womxn and girls carve out, create, and pass along that lightness in their daily lives. Zobitz pays homage to an array of Black womxn, including bell hooks, Roberta Flack, and Megan Thee Stallion. If you've ever wondered how Black womxn can glow so incandescent, this collection is the answer. This isn't about pain, despair, or the indomitable strength of Black womxn, but rather a vibrant celebration of the love and joy at the forefront of their lives. Seraphim speaks in many voices--sensual, angry, defiant, soft, vulnerable, and continuously reborn.

Author Biography

Angelique Zobitz is the author of the chapbooks Burn Down Your House from Milk & Cake Press and Love Letters to The Revolution from American Poetry Journal. Her work has appeared in the Journal, Sugar House Review, Obsidian: Literature & Arts of the African Diaspora, and many others. She can be found at www.angeliquezobitz.com and on Twitter and Instagram: @angeliquezobitz

Number of Pages: 80
Dimensions: 0.5 x 9 x 5.8 IN
Publication Date: April 02, 2024
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