Where the Apple Falls: poemsby Samiya Bashir Where the Apple Falls resides at the intersections between woman female, both human and environmental, and the concepts to which she is often linked (without her consent): death; rebirth; victim; sexual perverse. Seasons are crucial: from the birth of Spring through Autumns final harvest the work suggests a recasting of the farmer; a reclamation of both fall and redemption death (re)birth on her own terms. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Samiya

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