Naomi Jo Rush new book of poetry, I Ki ed a Frog and My Prince Forgave Me, is a well-crafted poetic journey through infidelity.
Naomi reveals the most vulnerable time in her married life. Her poetry teaches us that married couples tend to forget about each others needs and become a orbed in habitual day-to-day behavior. While she strained for the attention that her hu and would not or could not provide Naomi put on a performance of a ha ily content wife, when she was really screaming with frustration i ide.
Her confusion ripe with the pro ect of temptation. The thrill of ontaneity coupled with feeling of being desired draws Naomi to her lover like a drowning person would de erately clutch at a lifeline.
Craving for her hu and to notice the change and discovering she never wanted the marriage to end prompts Naomi to confe her wrong doings. When it is all revealed, Naomi endures the torturous guilt while watching her hu and writhe in the pain she inflicted upon him.
In the end, I think Naomi provides hope for us all in showing us the reaso and effects of infidelity by walking us through the ste of recovering a marriage. I felt encouraged that marriages have a chance of thwarting this common mistake if we show one another love and open the cha els of communication .We can thrive in a world of strife and temptation.
~ Book Reviewer: Lillian Brummet - Co-author of the book Trash Talk, a guide for anyone concerned about his or her impact on the environment Author of Towards Understanding, a collection of poetry. (http://www.su hinecable.com/~drumit)
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