Chrysalis

<p><strong><em>Chrysalis</em></strong> is about the relationship between the changes in the natural world and those of the author's inner world. The poet explores three major themes: the difficulties she faced with letting go of her past her relationship to loneliness and solitude and her observances in Nature that help her accept the necessity & inevitability of change as it relates to personal growth. These poems span various geographic locations and reflect the dual nature of life rather than only being focused on one side of the emotional spectrum. </p><p></p><p>Luna Moore Latorre takes us on a tour of grief love and wonder in this arresting debut where humor and loss commingle memorably in these pages. Latorre's at the start of a bright career.</p><p><strong>-Robert J. Peterson author of <em>The Odds </em>and <em>Strong Bones</em></strong></p><p></p><p>These poems give us the keen and celebratory observations of such a thoughtful and appreciative participant in the world. Brimming with feeling and a delight at the power of language.</p><p><strong>-Aimee Bender author of <em>The Particular Sadness of Lemon Cake</em> and <em>Willful Creatures</em></strong></p>