It Could Be Me Poems Anahit Arustamyan

One of the poems. Every poem is my inner monologue .

https://weeklyhubris.com/the-minds-ear-belonging-the-voices-of-women/

The article explores how listening to the voices of women—from Homer’s Eidothea and Penelope to the biblical Hagar—has shaped my sense of belonging, identity, and home. It braids literary analysis with persona poems to show how these female figures help me as a writer to confront exile, paternal absence, and the fragility of selfhood.

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MY ABSTRACT CANVAS

THE CANVAS OF MY SOUL THE HUES OF MY PALETTE Poetry book by Anahit Arustamyan

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