What We Do with Our Hands - Good, Cynthia
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What We Do with Our Hands chronicles a five-week period in the speaker's life during which she buries her mother, finds herself unexpectedly headed for divorce following a long marriage, and is kicked out of her home. The poems reflect a life racing out of control in real time, and the hard-fought journey to regain some sense of order. Many of the poems in this collection are in response to, or in conversation with suffering, and coming to terms with shame, anxiety, denial-and the initial failure to live the life the speaker wanted. What We Do with Our Hands is a tangible place where suffering…mehr

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What We Do with Our Hands chronicles a five-week period in the speaker's life during which she buries her mother, finds herself unexpectedly headed for divorce following a long marriage, and is kicked out of her home. The poems reflect a life racing out of control in real time, and the hard-fought journey to regain some sense of order. Many of the poems in this collection are in response to, or in conversation with suffering, and coming to terms with shame, anxiety, denial-and the initial failure to live the life the speaker wanted. What We Do with Our Hands is a tangible place where suffering can coexist with the almost unendurable beauty that is life.
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Cynthia Good, Awarding Winning Poet, Speaker, Entrepreneur, CEO & Founding Editor, Little PINK BookEntrepreneur, women's activist, journalist, author and creator of LittlePinkBook.com, a digital and events resource for women leaders and those aspiring to live a rich and full life, she has won numerous national awards for design and editorial.Prior to the digital property, Cynthia launched two women's business magazines; Atlanta Woman and then the nationally distributed PINK magazine, both featuring women leaders and their career success secrets. Both publications received top industry awards for editorial and design including Best of Show from the Southeastern Magazine Association and top Stevie and Ozzie awards for editorial and design.Cynthia is a public speaker, inspiring women at companies including Coca-Cola, Chrysler, General Mills, Georgia Pacific, KPMG and IBM to have the courage to do what they love.Cynthia became a household name while reporting and anchoring evening newscasts for Fox 5. She has interviewed prisoners on death-row, reported live from the Democratic National Convention and covered stories in Nicaragua and Cuba, as well as Atlanta and across the USA.She authored several books including Vaccinating Your Child, which won the Georgia Author of the Year award, as well as Words Every Child Must Hear and the Bath Book series.She created the Good for Parents TV series, helped start Chapter 11 Bookstores and was a co-founder of Atlanta restaurant Horseradish Grill.In addition to her poems being published in dozens of poetry reviews and journals, Cynthia was an International Merit Award winner of Atlanta Review's 2016 International Poetry Competition.She is a writer, business owner, yoga teacher and mother of two remarkable sons.A graduate of UCLA, she received her Masters of Fine Arts degree from NYU in poetry, class of 2019. She lives in Mexico with her havanese dog named Zuni.