Persephone

Exploring the duality of love and loss, these poems draw parallels to the myth of Persephone, traversing realms of light and darkness. They delve into the complexities of relationships—between parents and children, siblings, and lovers—juxtaposing moments of ecstasy with profound pain. The imagery evokes the tension between despair and rebirth, reflecting the emotional landscape of a woman's journey from sorrow to renewal. Lifshin's signature style captures the interplay of joy and sadness, making these verses both immediate and resonant.