Blue Maze

In Blue Maze, the poet uniquely reveals, through palpable experiences and fresh imagery, critical symbiotic relationships in nature. The journey weaves in and out of connections as in the poem "Blue Marble" where the poet, as a child, swallows a blue marble while riding on a fast moving wagon, accepts that the earth is ever changing and symbolically on a fast moving wagon itself. In the poem "Ocean," the poet realizes that the ocean and she have something in common: they both devour....
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In Blue Maze, the poet uniquely reveals, through palpable experiences and fresh imagery, critical symbiotic relationships in nature. The journey weaves in and out of connections as in the poem "Blue Marble" where the poet, as a child, swallows a blue marble while riding on a fast moving wagon, accepts that the earth is ever changing and symbolically on a fast moving wagon itself. In the poem "Ocean," the poet realizes that the ocean and she have something in common: they both devour. Humans, described as nematode-like creatures, are tilting the earth's axis, thus destroying our own world.