Flow

by D.C. Head

The bottle says open gently and he did just that to my heart" one of D.C. Head's poems suggests about one's experience with love. Flow is every woman's experience. Flow will take you on an exploration into the realm of love, lost or found. It is meant to provoke the innermost thoughts and feelings that women have experienced with both sexes. This book was written from the outside looking in at a world filled with heart-breaking and heart-warming episodes of a woman's life. The purpose of such experiences being written in deep, dark detail is to arouse the woman's mind. The book is written from a woman's perspective about how we choose our right and wrong mates. It explores every woman's issues with love, from the raunchy woman to the female executive. There is a poem in this book for everyone. The poetic notions and messages behind the art will capture you as you indulge in the up-close and personal journeys of Flow. It is made for women by women.

71 pages, Paperback

Published February 21, 2005

About the author

Award winning author and recipient of the Titan Literary Book Award. D.C. HEAD has been writing for many years, contributing short stories and poems to local publications, but is best known for her self-published compilation of poetry entitled Flow and her newest collaboration, The Little Handbook for Navigationally Challenged Cidiots.

Reviews

[M Greggs · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book took me by surprise because it's not like your ordinary poetry book. I found myself relating to many of the poems which are sensual and really do get you to thinking about what the poems convey. The poems also leave the reader open to interpretation. It was a joy reading this book and the artwork, something you don't normally see in poetry books, was amazing and intoxicating. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone who's ready and willing to explore a poetry book that gives a new spin to this genre.

[lover/of/all/things/beautiful · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just when you feel like you're all alone and out of place in this world, along comes an author who openly expresses her personal experiences, as well as others who are close to her, in this captivating collection of poetry. D.C. Head sheds light on the roller coaster ride of being a woman. Personal relationships with both sexes, addiction, and self image are all explored.