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Blue Flame<\/strong> is the classification of what it means to have an identity. Where we grow up, who we grow up with, the people we meet as we do, all remain a part of us. As Eshani More writes of her time growing up as a South Asian woman, to adulthood, she weaves an intricacy of emotions of trying to define ourselves beyond the bounds of familial relations and delves into the ideas of youth and mortality. This coming-of-age book of poetry is a tribute to the women who grew up as first-generation Americans, and the eternal flame of feminine rage. Poems whose voice is a force to be reckoned with and pushes for a solidarity amongst women from all walks of life.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Blue Flame Blue Flame is the classification of what it means to have an identity. Where we grow up, who we grow up with, the people we meet as we do, all remain a part of us. As Eshani More writes of her time growing up as a South Asian woman, to adulthood, she weaves … <\/p>\n

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