Enough is a collection of poetry that takes readers on one woman’s journey from hidden abuse to healing. Organized in sections, these lyrical, narrative poems, both intimate and universal, follow a marriage and family through myriad domestic realities that become revelations as the spell of confusion and dysfunction is ultimately broken.
Readers will encounter the mistaken identity of love, the cunning of psychological abuse, the rupture, deep grief, and, finally, the dawning of what it means to be “enough,” to live whole and at peace.
Enough is a charged and stirring story of profound change intended for anyone curious about the many facets of human nature.
“Madness” from Enough by Lyall Harris
every day the full moon
and the transfigured
sometimes we wondered
at the face
sometimes we basked
in its recurring luminosity
but there were teeth
know that there were always teeth
chiseled in the pseudo-light
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