SILENT G, THE

By Arpine Konyalian Grenier

This poetry collection may be considered a songbook of what's, why and how's, experienced ontologically, culturally, socially and multi-nationally against a backdrop deemed Armenian - its prolific and full-bodied history, all too subtle and volatile a song for legal restraint, as enchanted syllables lash the wind unwilling to match desire to the attenuation of the passion it comes from. The volume is dedicated to Nora Rose, the poet's grand-daughter, and Grandma Gul the grandmother she never had the chance to meet.

(Gul is rose in Turkish)

Corrupt Press (2007)