Questions for the Dead: poems
by K. B. Marie
Have you ever looked at a piece of art, or closed a book, and found yourself left with deep, profound feelings?
Often our lives resonate with unexpected beauty. For Marie, wandering an art museum is like wandering the hearts of artists, seeing their trials and tribulations on display, a chronicle of their efforts to make sense of this messy affair called life.
In this illustrated collection of thirty-six poems, Marie wanders two European cities looking for an answer:
what does it mean to live?
This is a collection of ekphrastic poetry.
Often our lives resonate with unexpected beauty. For Marie, wandering an art museum is like wandering the hearts of artists, seeing their trials and tribulations on display, a chronicle of their efforts to make sense of this messy affair called life.
In this illustrated collection of thirty-six poems, Marie wanders two European cities looking for an answer:
what does it mean to live?
This is a collection of ekphrastic poetry.
