Shane M.
Soniserous, yet sassy, these are all of Maya Angelou's extant verse, brought together in a single and singular volume, a great many culled from commercially credible women's magazines during the 20th century. With brashness, bravado, & quick-witted quirkiness, Ms. Angelou delivers both a turncated if at times tarnished, view of Southern engalitarian extremes, coupled with ever-present crass crippling poverty's deferment of American, working class, white collar dreams.
Soniserous, yet sassy, these are all of Maya Angelou's extant verse, brought together in a single and singular volume, a great many culled from commercially credible women's magazines during the 20th century. With brashness, bravado, & quick-witted quirkiness, Ms. Angelou delivers both a turncated if at times tarnished, view of Southern engalitarian extremes, coupled with ever-present crass crippling poverty's deferment of American, working class, white collar dreams.