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Virginia Wolf

A Collection of Contemporary Poetry

Lawrence Locke
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Pages
88
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Lawrence Locke

About

Virginia Wolf is the debut poetry collection authored by actor, & award-winning short film writer, Lawrence Locke. The title, a homage to Virginia Woolf, creates the cornerstone for Lawrence's eclectic stream of consciousness.
Infusing an urban cadence with a classically poetic rhyme scheme, Virginia Wolf purposefully segments topics such as love, intimacy, seclusion, and social injustice, to beautifully, collage them back into an unforgettable whole. Autobiographical, intellectual, and witty, each poem aims to provoke thought and add perspective for a society Lawrence feels has yet, to understand, and see the humanity in, the life of the African-American man.

Related Subjects

  • African American & Black
  • Poetry
  • Adult Nonfiction

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