Sirens in Her Belly
“Sirens in Her Belly” by Romaine Washington, published by Jamii Publishing in 2015, is a collection of poetry that explores the complexities of the human experience, particularly focusing on the oppression of women. This edition, written in English and comprising 51 pages, showcases Washington’s lyrical voice and her distinctive use of diction and imagery, aiming to engage readers on both intellectual and emotional levels.
Readers will find that the poems delve into the unique challenges faced by women in contemporary society, presenting these themes with strength and clarity. The work reflects on the broader American experience while highlighting African American and Black perspectives. Through her extraordinary imagery and thoughtful syntax, Washington invites readers to confront hard truths about the human condition, making this collection a poignant exploration of resilience and identity.
Official synopsis Publisher
Like] Lucile Clifton… Romaine’s lyrical voice unmasks the hard truths of our human condition, particularly the oppression of women, through her unique use of diction, syntax, and extraordinary imagery, which engages the intellect and speaks to the souls of her readers
– Dr. Catherine Humphrey, IAWP UCR Fellow
Washington’s book of poetry zeros in on the unique challenges women face in our modern world, and does it with unwavering strength.
-Brit Middleton, BET, Editors Must-Read Books for 2016
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