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Poetry Book
HIGHER GROUND - cover art by: Lila Khan
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Enzo Surin is a traditionalist in the best sense. He sees the value of preserving what has sustained the black community; be it poetry, or the barbershop--and recognizes how difficult it is to preserve anything in the blighted racist ghetto world that tries to “beat out every last spiritual” in a man. James Baldwin tells us that love is difficult. Surin testifies to that, and, like Baldwin, he also testifies to love’s necessity: “I guess I’ll keep on writing/ until my lines can stop a bullet.” This is poetry that matters. - J.D. Scrimgeour, award-winning author and poet
Enzo Surin has given us a powerful, compelling, and excellent collection in Higher Ground. A fine achievement. - Leah Maines, editor and award-winning author
Enzo Surin writes, "I guess I'll keep on writing until my lines can stop a bullet" and we're grateful for his commitment, for his willingness in a world where "each step taken toward higher ground feels cold..." These are bold, necessary poems. - Dorianne Laux, award-winning poet and author |
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Other Books A Different Kind of Love (coming to print in 2012)cover art by: Lila Khan |
“In a busy world, remaining connected is often
easier said
Order from: Barnes and Noble
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