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Rules of the House and Other Poems brings the powerful and distinctive voice of Tsering Wangmo Dhompa to readers through this carefully curated collection of poetry. Published by Blackneck Books, this volume introduces her work to the Indian subcontinent for the first time, drawing from her acclaimed titles including Rules of the House, In the Absent Everyday, and My Rice Tastes Like the Lake.
Her poems unfold like rare discoveries—intimate, precise, and deeply reflective. With elegant language and emotional clarity, Dhompa explores themes of memory, home, exile, family, and belonging. Each piece balances quiet tenderness with striking complexity, offering readers both comfort and insight.
Thoughtful, lyrical, and resonant, this collection is an essential addition to contemporary poetry and a beautiful introduction to Tibetan literary voices.
Author: Tsering Wangmo Dhompa
Publisher: Blackneck Books
Pages: 103
Genre: Poetry
Language: English
A must-read for poetry lovers and anyone drawn to stories of identity, place, and the human heart.
Rules of the House and Other Poems brings the powerful and distinctive voice of Tsering Wangmo Dhompa to readers through this carefully curated collection of poetry. Published by Blackneck Books, this volume introduces her work to the Indian subcontinent for the first time, drawing from her acclaimed titles including Rules of the House, In the Absent Everyday, and My Rice Tastes Like the Lake.
Her poems unfold like rare discoveries—intimate, precise, and deeply reflective. With elegant language and emotional clarity, Dhompa explores themes of memory, home, exile, family, and belonging. Each piece balances quiet tenderness with striking complexity, offering readers both comfort and insight.
Thoughtful, lyrical, and resonant, this collection is an essential addition to contemporary poetry and a beautiful introduction to Tibetan literary voices.
Author: Tsering Wangmo Dhompa
Publisher: Blackneck Books
Pages: 103
Genre: Poetry
Language: English
A must-read for poetry lovers and anyone drawn to stories of identity, place, and the human heart.
