Immigrant Dreams - Henry, Caro
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Immigrant Dreams is a poignant poetry collection that explores the experiences of individuals, both young and old, who have left their homelands in search of a better life. It highlights their struggles and resilience, portraying their journeys shaped by necessity-such as fleeing persecution, escaping poverty, or facing climate change. The poems reflect themes of hope, longing, and transformation, serving as a refuge that connects cherished memories with future aspirations. The collection is a tribute to the human spirit's ability to dream and thrive amid adversity, inviting readers to reflect…mehr

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Immigrant Dreams is a poignant poetry collection that explores the experiences of individuals, both young and old, who have left their homelands in search of a better life. It highlights their struggles and resilience, portraying their journeys shaped by necessity-such as fleeing persecution, escaping poverty, or facing climate change. The poems reflect themes of hope, longing, and transformation, serving as a refuge that connects cherished memories with future aspirations. The collection is a tribute to the human spirit's ability to dream and thrive amid adversity, inviting readers to reflect on their own dreams and recognize the shared humanity that unites us all.
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Caro Henry, a Caribbean American, has a natural bond with the rhythmic soul of the Caribbean. The soulful beats of the islands, along with the harmonious tunes of reggae music and the colorful tapestry of the native patois of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, influenced her upbringing. Caro's passion for poetry and storytelling flourished as she grew up in tight-knit Jamaican and Cayman Island communities that cherished them. As Caro adjusted from her Caribbean upbringing to life in America, she found solace in writing, using poetry and short stories to bridge the gap between her past and present. Caro lives in a Maryland suburb of Washington, DC, with her husband and dog. Besides writing, she tends to her garden and creates a welcoming environment for all the critters (domesticated and wild) that call her yard home.