Moms Are The Strongest Men - Phillips, Raquel
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Are you more than a mom? Has motherhood been all you expected and anticipated it to be? Have you felt well-supported in your motherhood journey? If you answered no to any of these questions, this book is for you. Moms Are The Strongest Men is a collection of poems written by Raquel Medora offering readers a compelling invitation to find solace, camaraderie, and empowerment within the shared journey of motherhood. She dives right into the complexities of motherhood in contemporary USA. This book takes inspiration from problems like the expectation on mothers to take on the primary caregiving…mehr

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Are you more than a mom? Has motherhood been all you expected and anticipated it to be? Have you felt well-supported in your motherhood journey? If you answered no to any of these questions, this book is for you. Moms Are The Strongest Men is a collection of poems written by Raquel Medora offering readers a compelling invitation to find solace, camaraderie, and empowerment within the shared journey of motherhood. She dives right into the complexities of motherhood in contemporary USA. This book takes inspiration from problems like the expectation on mothers to take on the primary caregiving role in an increasingly isolated, nuclear family setting, the strains imposed by a consumerist and toxically perfectionistic society, restrictive anti-abortion legislation, and sexual objectification of women. Despite the anti-woman, and in many ways, anti-mother political climate today, Raquel Medora's poems illuminate the resilience and strength that define modern-day moms. With a splash of sarcasm, sass, humor, and joy, she navigates the emotional terrain of grief, loss, and rage that often accompany the journey of being a mother.
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Autorenporträt
Raquel Medora is a Texas native. She received a BA in English from UT Austin with a Creative Writing Certificate in Poetry. Her publications include "Fireflies for Eyes" (2017) and "Gerber Daisy" (2019) in Texas' Best Emerging Poets Series. Her poem "I'm Beginning to Think There's No Such Thing as Extroverts" placed first in Pflugerville's annual Poetry Writing Contest (2021). Outside of writing, most of her time is spent raising her two young children, so her current hobbies include reading, going on walks, and doing arts and crafts with her kids.