Faith Smith Libros

Faith Smith examines everyday voices in Jamaica and Trinidad during the “quiet period” between the 1865 Morant Bay Rebellion and World War I in the British Caribbean’s history to discern sentiments about empire and nationhood.

Exploring a spectrum of emotions, this collection of poems delves into personal experiences marked by trauma, renewal, and life's transformations. Each poem is an authentic reflection, penned spontaneously without revision, capturing raw feelings and energy. The work encompasses both dark and light themes, inviting readers to connect with the heartfelt narratives. The author hopes that the profound emotions conveyed will resonate with others, offering solace and understanding through shared experiences.