Imagine we trade bodies with sheep by Duke Al George Szirtes Eric Ngalle Charles

Eric Ngalle Charles

There’s a strong focus on the human side of living in the 21st century in poems from the past two decades relating to migration

fiercely attendant to the presence of divinity where artifacts of self and belonging have been shed

poignant and sometimes angry poetry helps us all the better to understand

or even from an excess of ego

Imagine we trade bodies with sheep by Duke Al George Szirtes Eric Ngalle CharlesAre you ready to remove the wool from your eyes? Imagine we trade bodies with sheep critiques human society as if humans now have the bodies of sheep. This satirical, surreal and, in parts, emotional collection, explores how race, religion, politics, and mental health, may look like had humans traded bodies with sheep.