Messages on Dried Leaves
'Messages on Dried Leaves' is a mild resurrection of the Author's first poetry book, 'Obayifo'. This book is a poetic collection of personal notes, texts, emails and voicemails sent to muses of the past.
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Messages on Dried Leaves
'Messages on Dried Leaves' is a mild resurrection of the Author's first poetry book, 'Obayifo'. This book is a poetic collection of personal notes, texts, emails and voicemails sent to muses of the past.
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Messages on Dried Leaves

Messages on Dried Leaves

by Yolanda T Marshall
Messages on Dried Leaves

Messages on Dried Leaves

by Yolanda T Marshall

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'Messages on Dried Leaves' is a mild resurrection of the Author's first poetry book, 'Obayifo'. This book is a poetic collection of personal notes, texts, emails and voicemails sent to muses of the past.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780995310339
Publisher: Garnalma Press
Publication date: 03/30/2017
Pages: 74
Sales rank: 987,935
Product dimensions: 5.00(w) x 7.99(h) x 0.18(d)

About the Author

Yolanda Marshall was born in the garden city of Georgetown, Guyana. As a cross-genre writer, Miss Marshall silently commands you to read and digest life's cultural motions. The oldest of three girls, she began writing poems at the age of 8. As daughter of a talented Guitarist, her lyrics manifest into poetry, like a genetic code. Poems such as "Serenaded in New York," "Delia Sings the Blues" and "Single Rose" flow on a mellow Jazz -like note. The name of her first book, Obayifo, originates from the Ashanti tribe. It is the name given to an African Witch. The poem visits the works of Obeah, its people and fears. Miss Marshall's dynamic ability to address matters of the heart are limitless. One all time favourite remains, "Train Ride To Babylon", Miss Marshall questions religion, as she explores the mind of an experienced older woman - offering her reader a glimpse into the life of a black woman's struggles with poverty within a commercialized society. Yolanda T. Marshall is currently a business analyst and a mother of one based in Canada.
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