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Play Infinity
Sondra Faye was addicted to poetry at an early age. “play infinity” was first published by a small press; when she was living on Waverly Place in the West Village in New York City. A couple years after publication, it was performed at the 13th Street Theatre in New York City with a few actors and Merce Cunningham Dancers and music composed by Sondra Faye.
Some poems are written about her life in both Boston, Massachusetts and Manhattan. When she lived with her schnauzer Velvet on Hemenway Street in Boston; she attended Northeastern University and worked at a bakery in Faneuil Hall Marketplace. After a year in Boston, she decided to go to New York University, and completed play infinity while there. A multi-media artist she considers herself simply as a human being that likes to create stuff. Her intention for anyone reading this book is that they will stay inspired & play infinity. Official Website: SondraFaye.com
Some poems are written about her life in both Boston, Massachusetts and Manhattan. When she lived with her schnauzer Velvet on Hemenway Street in Boston; she attended Northeastern University and worked at a bakery in Faneuil Hall Marketplace. After a year in Boston, she decided to go to New York University, and completed play infinity while there. A multi-media artist she considers herself simply as a human being that likes to create stuff. Her intention for anyone reading this book is that they will stay inspired & play infinity. Official Website: SondraFaye.com
- GenresPoetry
76 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2015
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September 6, 2015
An intriguing read
I'm generally not into poetry, but I found this intriguing. It's a glimpse into a life in the city and the emotions of the writer. I found this poetry made me ask questions of myself. Was that the poet's intent?
I'm generally not into poetry, but I found this intriguing. It's a glimpse into a life in the city and the emotions of the writer. I found this poetry made me ask questions of myself. Was that the poet's intent?
September 23, 2015
I love poems and this book is not exception. I think this book is very good. * I received this book from the author in exchange for an honest review*
January 12, 2018
The book was really amazing and i am really glad i had the opportunity to read it!
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