The uncommon lines of Tamara Tifareth's poems reflect the contours of a young woman's heart and mind as she expresses bizarre emotional truths in a language of astonishing rage, range, and resonance: soaring beauty alternates with sublime laughter, which in turn gives rise to skepticism, cynicism and sarcastic anger.

The novelty of these poems – the artistic and financial reason for their being published in the first place, and by no less a publisher than Party Crasher Press - lies in their ability to disrupt the reader's sense of social convention, allowing her finally to see who she really is outside all forms of civilized violence and stupidity.