Title: Calling One Home to Domestic Work
Product review: "Domestic Work," by Natasha Trethewey, is the essence of well-crafted poetry. Each poem, of "Domestic Work," maintains delicate balances of "literal" meaning as well as "aesthetic" or "thematic" meaning. The thoughtful word choices, in Trethewey's work, depict vivid backdrops of sights, smells, textures and sounds. The well-chosen adjectives do not 'crowd' or distract from the themes -- both literal and aesthetic. With various foci and themes, the poems of "Domestic Work" truly beckon the reader to perform internal "domestic work" -- mentally, spiritually and emotionally.
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