Review by: Alicja Maria Kuberska (Writer and poet from Poland)
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| Zulfiya Mmuminova |
Zulyfia Muminova portrays her
life and country with words. The reader can see her birth place, know her
childhood and accompany her on distant journey including Poland.
She wrote :
CHILDREN’S
SHOES
Auschwitz Museum of Germany keeps
men, women and children’s shoes those who were the witnesses of World War II
and died during the war.
Children’s shoes…
At that darkest night, in the
troubled courtyard
Children were crying while kissing
their legs.
They were crying on the roads of
kindergarten and schools,
While waiting for the halting the
bullets.
Children’s shoes…
She describes her strong emotions, feelings and true sensations. I dare
to say that she can be called "a painter of imagination." By reading
Zulyfia's poems a reader visits her beloved country. The verses describing
the dying of the Aral Sea especially caught my attention. Let’s read her
poem:
“The greensickness started torturing brides,
Those brides before giving birth,
They thought sadly and you felt
sorry,
Trains that full of chemicals went to
them,
You felt sorry, you felt pain.”
The poet basically writes about humanity. She
discloses its black and white nature. Reading her poems we can meet different
people, conscientious and dishonest. She also reveals her thoughts and
observations concerning her homeland, nature, and love of children and adults.
The poet often writes about her memories about her parents. For example:
“I can’t look at my eyes,
I’ve been the shame in front of my
eyes.
Father, if I die there will not be my
murderer,
I’ve been the arrow towards myself.”
I
hope everyone will discover Zulyfia Muminova's feelings and creative works
while reading her poetry collection "Woman is Unbeatable."
Details of the book
Book name:
Publisher:
Published:
ISBN: 978-1-365-79661-6
Language: English
Pages:
Edition: First
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