My skin was too small, too tight.
I slipped it off—for I had glimpsed Heaven
and was no longer human.
My skin was too small, too tight.
I slipped it off—for I had glimpsed Heaven
and was no longer human.
Representation
Serendipity Literary Agency |
Kirsten Imani Kasai believes that poetry and fiction should be challenging, emotionally stimulating and intellectually nourishing. An avowed feminist, she's dedicated to her mission of celebrating literature as a change agent that can push us beyond our comfort zones, break us open and put us back together. A mixed (Black and white) woman with Southern and Midwestern roots, she's inspired to explore cultural and theological intersections through her writing. She strives to redefine prevalent cultural images of women and motherhood; to question the nature of gender roles; to establish a feminine vision of the future not rooted in technological alienation and destruction; and, of course, to write killer stories that satisfy our natural human lust for action, sex, love, violence and intrigue. |
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