Relativity
The poetry of Relativity embraces love and sexuality from the perspective of happiness and pain, while addressing the subtleties of emotional ambiguity. This book breathes new life into the way sexuality is expressed in our relationships and the way love is often portrayed during our social maturation. It parallels the struggles of overcoming the misgivings of personal heartache while providing restoration for faith and trust.
112 pages
English edition · First published 2002 by iUniverse · ISBN 9780595221912
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