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I want to give this book to the people I love and say to them memorize this never forget. - Jeet Thayil

Each poem promises the sharpness of broken sea-shells the smell of brine. In this collection Tishani Doshi inhabits the different homes: her childhood the body cities that were passed through cycles of rain. There are poems of celebration and homages as there are poems lamenting human cruelty and dispassion. This is also a book of travel and of homecoming of familiar decay and startling haunting discoveries of our oldest themes of love grief suffering and anger.

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Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods

Girls Are Coming Out of the Woods

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  • ISBN: 9789352772742
  • Author: Doshi Tishani
  • Publisher: HarperCollins
  • Pages: 112
  • Format: Hardback
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I want to give this book to the people I love and say to them memorize this never forget. - Jeet Thayil

Each poem promises the sharpness of broken sea-shells the smell of brine. In this collection Tishani Doshi inhabits the different homes: her childhood the body cities that were passed through cycles of rain. There are poems of celebration and homages as there are poems lamenting human cruelty and dispassion. This is also a book of travel and of homecoming of familiar decay and startling haunting discoveries of our oldest themes of love grief suffering and anger.

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