Rope
Rope by Khairani Barokka is a poetry collection published by Nine Arches Press in 2017, consisting of 76 pages. This debut work showcases a rich tapestry of themes, exploring the intricate connections between humanity and the environment. Barokka’s poems delve into urgent questions regarding our ecological impact, while also reflecting on the delicate relationships that shape our existence and fate.
Readers will find that Rope is both sensual and ecologically aware, addressing topics such as climate change, sexuality, and the human experience. The collection is characterized by its vivid imagery and attention to sound, presenting poetry that seeks joy and hope amidst the challenges of the Anthropocene era. Through finely-tuned verses, Barokka invites contemplation on the complexities of nature, desire, and the body, making this work a significant contribution to contemporary poetry.
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Khairani Barokka‘s first full poetry collection, Rope, is a spellbinding and impressive debut, kaleidoscopic in detail and richly compelling. With a meticulous artist’s instinct, these finely-tuned poems ask urgent questions about our impact upon the environment, and examine carefully the fragile ties that bind our lives and our fate to our planet, our ecosystems and to our fellow humans.
Sensual and ecologically attentive, Rope draws on issues of climate change, sexuality, violence, nature, desire and the body. Lush with detail, alert to its own distinct sounds, this is poetry in urgent and vivacious action – intent on finding vivid joy and hope amidst the destruction and dangers of the Anthropocene era.
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