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'''Author''' [[Louise Robertson]]<br />
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'''Country''' United States<br />
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'''Language''' English<br />
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'''Genre''' Poetry<br />
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'''Published''' 2025 ([[Brick Cave Media]])<br />
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'''Media type''' Print (Paperback)<br />
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'''Pages''' 113<br />
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'''ISBN''' 9781938190988<br />
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Body. Mind. Voice. Mouth. is a poetry book by author [[Louise Robertson]]. It was published by [[Brick Cave Media]] in 2025.<br />
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== Overview ==<br />
In her brilliant collection, Body. Voice. Mind. Mouth., Louise Robertson examines the braided narratives of art, loss, and love. Visceral, intelligent, and tender, Roberston’s poems are glinting gems unearthed and skillfully cut by the honed implements of the mind and heart. Roberston’s collection is a triumph, the most beautiful of blazes. —Sayuri Matsuura Ayers, poet & essayist<br />
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The depth of Robertson's work is easy to find. Almost all of her poems operate on several levels. What is less common is the breadth of it, to catch so much of her range in one fell swoop. This book gives you all of her, and I, for one, am better for the journey. This collection is an ocean that never lets you drown. —Scott Woods, writer, poet, & community organizer<br />
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A collection of poems so stunningly embodied that they break the pen. Masterful to the core. The work aches with its volume of grief, joy, rage, and gentleness. Bravo. —Mikelle Hickman-Romine, artist, designer, & poet.<br />
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== External Links ==<br />
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* [https://brickcave.media/index.php/books-by-genre/poetry-books-category/210-body-mind-voice-mouth Body. Mind. Voice. Mouth.] at Brick Cave Media.<br />
[[Category:Poetry Books]]<br />
[[Category:Books by Louise Robertson]]</div>Sdoyle