Siren by Gita Ralleigh Donald Gardner then poetry could be one

then poetry could be one of the most neglected

the violent

Hauge from Norwegian

it has never been by virtue of this or that much anthologised poem

I’m a feminist

Siren by Gita Ralleigh Donald Gardner then poetry could be oneGita Ralleighs Siren smoulders like smoke in a ruby, with a powerful sense of danger and compulsion in considering women's lives, agency and hybridity. Ralleighs survival poems are underpinned by a wild and menacing unpredictability, her language is hyper sensitive, with sources as disparate as Adrienne Rich, Ovid, and Asian mythology. If you hear the sirens call, beware, nobody leaves her unchanged. PRAISE for Siren: Gita Ralleigh is a fierce and