let the rain fall - Cohen, Lauren
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Let The Rain Fall is a collection of poems and prose by Lauren Cohen that are a cathartic expression of the struggles occurring within modern society and humanity's existential dilemmas. Her words tell stories often difficult to articulate; stories of pain and grief, healing and growth, oppression and liberation, and light and love. These stories are portrayed through the lens of Lauren's perceptions of her own struggles and those of her friends, people in the community, and the world as a whole. Lauren creates poetic tension that invites the reader to immerse themselves in these universal…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Let The Rain Fall is a collection of poems and prose by Lauren Cohen that are a cathartic expression of the struggles occurring within modern society and humanity's existential dilemmas. Her words tell stories often difficult to articulate; stories of pain and grief, healing and growth, oppression and liberation, and light and love. These stories are portrayed through the lens of Lauren's perceptions of her own struggles and those of her friends, people in the community, and the world as a whole. Lauren creates poetic tension that invites the reader to immerse themselves in these universal existential challenges. Despite the dark clouds and menacing storms as the rain falls, eventually the sun breaks through, and with light, we find our way home to a place of healing and growth.
Autorenporträt
Lauren Cohen is a social justice activist and advocate who uses social media and other forms of expression to mobilize action and establish a dialogue on the issues affecting society. Poetry provides a vehicle by which Lauren navigates through the complexities of the issues plaguing her generation. Through her poetry, Lauren reaches out not only to her peers but to society as a whole. Her poems seek to uplift the voices of those marginalized and left behind. Lauren's poetry reflects her own efforts to confront human struggle and the intensity of emotions associated with this struggle.