Hedgehogs

Exploring Jacques Derrida's philosophical ideas, this collection features poems and verse-essays that blend wit, irony, and reflection with formal verse structures. The author aims to bridge poetry and philosophy, engaging readers from both fields while challenging the limitations of free verse. By juxtaposing traditional rhyme and meter with Derrida's modernist influences, the work advocates for the liberating potential of formal constraints in poetry. This collection contributes significantly to the evolving landscape of creative criticism, inviting deeper exploration of linguistic innovation.