A Glorious Poetic Rage
A Glorious Poetic Rage by Elmo Shade, published by Atmosphere Press on January 15, 2021, is a poetry collection that reflects on the tumultuous period marked by a global pandemic and societal unrest. This edition, comprising 76 pages, presents a journey through a range of emotions, from surprise and panic to resilience and redemption, capturing the essence of human experience during challenging times.
Readers will find a blend of humor and poignant narratives that explore themes of love, loss, and the complexities of social classes and economic disparity. The collection includes pieces that delve into family dynamics, friendships, and the determination to persevere amid adversity. Through its evocative language, A Glorious Poetic Rage offers a cathartic exploration of the emotional landscape shaped by recent events, inviting reflection on personal and collective experiences.
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Written during one of the most challenging times of unanticipated change and transition due to a deadly world pandemic and the societal unrest that followed, A Glorious Poetic Rage is a breath of cathartic air and an emotional elixir to both. Elmo Shade, in this third poetry collection, takes the reader on a juxtaposed journey from surprise to panic, from rage to resilience, and from fear to redemption.
Viktor Frankl once said, “Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” A Glorious Poetic Rage captures the universal experience of love, loss, and the cultural spaces in-between each, as well as combining humor (“Two Widows Having Coffee”) with stories of family (“Herkie’s Shoe Shop,” “The Sister I Never Had”), friendships (“Then There Are Wolves,” “Hunters and Farmers), and the mindful will of never giving up (“Predator, “Love Dogs”) in the most difficult of times.
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