The map of my life in this book I holdpoints the direction of living following, I know plainly the state of the roads; safety relinquished, risk, the raw self exposed.-NARNIAThe poems explore the implications of silence - the literal silence where a knowledge poet found no inclination to write, for more than 10 years; and also the metaphorical, the quietness of detachment accompanying the maturing interior life. Beginning by redefining the meaning of writing, the poet relocates and reviews certain attitudes presented in her first collection, 'Prospect Of A Drowning,' and moves to an intense realization of the strengths that make the commitment to living possible. This is a cohesive collection that is meant to be read in sequence. Lee Tzu Pheng was awarded the SEA WRITE Award in 1987 and received the Cultural Medallion for Literature in 1985.
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Poignant poetry on silence, self, and life's journey.
Who is this book for?
If you appreciate introspective poetry that delves into silence and personal growth, you'll find this collection deeply resonant. Lee Tzu Pheng captures the raw honesty of facing life's uncertainties and the quiet strength found within. It's a thoughtful read that invites reflection on your own path and the unspoken moments that shape us.