Wingspan: Poems
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (922 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0692683712 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-07-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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She holds a BA in Poetry and Creative Writing from Texas A & M University. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Blue Heron Review, Lavender Review, Broad!, The Tattooed Buddha, Split This Rock, Yellow Chair Review, Drunk Monkeys, Harbinger Asylum, Snapdragon, ANIMA, Elephant Journal, and many other literary journals, as well as anthologized in several international collections. . About the Author Kai Coggin is a poet and author living on the side of a small mountain in Hot Springs National Park, AR. Kai is the author of a chapbook, In Other Words (2013), and two full-lengt
Open your Wings and Fligh Amazon Customer The Poems, touched my Soul, on his Journey through Life.Kai Coggin has the talent to share and make you feel the Hights and Downs of our every day experiencies,with a Beautifull Lenguage, sensitivity and understanding of the human nature, she induses you to open you r Wings and to FlighA pleasure to read.. Learn how wings are formed and spread! With Wingspan Kai has entered and travels a space bigger than most ever traverse. she takes the microcosm of the body and explores the infinite.I have been reading the poems before sleep at night and i am taken into other worlds of thought, reflection and feeling. It is hard to critique poetry, because for poets like Kai, the poem seems to be wr. "Wingspan" according to matthew Borczon. This is a powerful and beautiful book. Kai Coggin takes the reader on a journey through complicated emotions always moving forward with grace and beautiful images. She writes about learning to love herself and inspires us all to do the same. Her poems ask and answer many questions and her search for herself is one we all must undertake in order
She is the curator of Words & Wine, an adult creative writing class at Emergent Arts in Hot Springs. Her work has been published or is forthcoming in Blue Heron Review, Lavender Review, Broad!, The Tattooed Buddha, Split This Rock, Yellow Chair Review, Drunk Monkeys, Harbinger Asylum, Snapdragon, ANIMA, Elephant Journal, and many other literary journals, as well as anthologized in several inter
Kai's wings are wide open and soaring in her second poetry collection, WINGSPAN. WINGSPAN is a book of spirit, movement, mirrors, activism, love, and the fluttering song of a woman who is coming into her own beauty and beingness. A catalog of fight and flight through life, Kai invites her readers into the innermost parts, where wing tuft meets flesh, where flesh meets bone. Coggin's poetic measurement in words, WINGSPAN holds earth and infinity between its feather tips.