Elisabeth M Claytor

Impostor, Impostor Elisabeth M Claytor

This short collection of poems walks through the creative process and the internal struggle of the woman as artist. The author often writes in stream of consciousness wrestling with the voices of society that have been impossible to separate from the inner voice. It is a battle for self-worth and identity and a debate for the right to create, to speak, and to write. This is the author's struggle to find her voice - the voice of the feminine that has been silenced throughout history. It is a testament of the healing power of the written word as the poetry in this collection has been an integral piece of the author's self-healing journey.