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Not one word comes back to talk me out of pain, " the book delivers a vision of love that is boldly political and laced with a tumultuous hope that promises: "Revolution is bigger than both of us, revolution is a science that infers the future presence of us.

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Inside the Money Machine is poetry for the immense majority for those who work for a living, out of the house or at home, from the laundromat to the classroom, from blue-collar construction sites to white-collar desk jobs. These fresh, gritty and passionate poems are about the people who survive and resist inside the money machine of 21st-century capitalism: those who ve looked for work and not found it, who ve held a job but wanted more out o...

Walking Back Up Depot Street is an epic journey, in the original sense of epic as a story that poets invented to remind people of their own history. In these dramatically multivocal narrative poems, told through the eyes of a white woman named Beatrice, we hear the words and rhythms of Bible Belt preachers, African-American blues and hillbilly gospel singers -- and of sharecropper country women and urban lesbians. We hear the testimony of free...

Suffused with pain and power, Minnie Bruce Pratt's poetry is as evocative of the swamps and streets of the American south as it is of the emotional lives of those too often forced into the margins of society. Vivid, lush, and intensely honest, these poems capture the rough edges of the world and force us to pay attention.The Dirt She Ate features thirteen new poems as well as selections from Minnie Bruce Pratt's previous collections of poetry ...