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Poetry. "Joyce Lee is a woman, a womanist, a poet, a friend. Her book is an unsecret diary—poems, prose and notes—chronicling the life of a soul. She captured my attention by holding a mirror. By looking into it deeply, she shows us what we don't know we want to see—our own power, beauty and grace."—Ericka Huggins
"Joyce Lee is the most important voice to emerge from our committed generation. A poet under fire; as she creates the back roads of war cries, she is the best friend you ever made. And as I sit here reading in the teeth of a slaveocracy, I say, here finally are my hundred songs."—Tongo Eisen-Martin
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Poetry. "Joyce Lee is a woman, a womanist, a poet, a friend. Her book is an unsecret diary—poems, prose and notes—chronicling the life of a soul. She captured my attention by holding a mirror. By looking into it deeply, she shows us what we don't know we want to see—our own power, beauty and grace."—Ericka Huggins
"Joyce Lee is the most important voice to emerge from our committed generation. A poet under fire; as she creates the back roads of war cries, she is the best friend you ever made. And as I sit here reading in the teeth of a slaveocracy, I say, here finally are my hundred songs."—Tongo Eisen-Martin
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