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Saint Serotonin. Poems on Love and Madness
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- Nombre de pages96
- Date de parution11/05/2027
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-0-593-97969-3
- EAN9780593979693
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurRandom House
Résumé
The award-winning author of Bless the Daughter Raised by a Voice in Her Head returns with a poetry collection of chemical intensity, where love-or the fever-dream of it-threatens to consume the most precious parts of a self."Ya Allah if it / will keep my heart soft, please break / my heart everyday."A woman meets a man. She carries, as we all do, the weight of her childhood, the story of her parents, the body she was born into.
Endorphins race in her- their love is fated. But what comes after the miracle of love?Warsan Shire is beloved for gently holding the tender parts of a diasporic generation: poems that truly see-and cry with and rage for-those scattered by war. Poems that peek into the hidden conversations between women that helped them survive. In Saint Serotonin, the world narrows to a single, ferocious flame of obsession.
With an anatomist's eye, Shire paints an uncompromising and complicated portrait of a woman in love, from the jitters of infatuation to the ecstatic wager of losing oneself in another: "The only side effect: / nothing will ever be enough."These are poems of reckless intoxication, tuned to desire's contradictory faces: devotion, abasement, tenderness, addiction. Sensual, subversive, perfume-scented yet horror-tinged, Saint Serotonin ensnares us in its intimate derangements, rich with indelible language and searing physicality: "Trust me, he loves me.
/ Have mercy, he loves me." As our narrator fights her way back to herself, who will she be when she emerges?Featuring brand-new poems alongside some of Shire's most beloved pieces (including "For Women Who Are Difficult to Love") this collection is at once a promise and a warning, an invocation and an excavation of what it is to love and be loved.
Endorphins race in her- their love is fated. But what comes after the miracle of love?Warsan Shire is beloved for gently holding the tender parts of a diasporic generation: poems that truly see-and cry with and rage for-those scattered by war. Poems that peek into the hidden conversations between women that helped them survive. In Saint Serotonin, the world narrows to a single, ferocious flame of obsession.
With an anatomist's eye, Shire paints an uncompromising and complicated portrait of a woman in love, from the jitters of infatuation to the ecstatic wager of losing oneself in another: "The only side effect: / nothing will ever be enough."These are poems of reckless intoxication, tuned to desire's contradictory faces: devotion, abasement, tenderness, addiction. Sensual, subversive, perfume-scented yet horror-tinged, Saint Serotonin ensnares us in its intimate derangements, rich with indelible language and searing physicality: "Trust me, he loves me.
/ Have mercy, he loves me." As our narrator fights her way back to herself, who will she be when she emerges?Featuring brand-new poems alongside some of Shire's most beloved pieces (including "For Women Who Are Difficult to Love") this collection is at once a promise and a warning, an invocation and an excavation of what it is to love and be loved.
