Brenda Bufalino Livres

Set in 1853 on the Penobscot reservation, the story revolves around Madeline, a girl whose enchanting voice and spirit clash with her father's strict Calvinist beliefs. While her mother, Hannah, finds solace in Madeline's melodies and teaches her the art of basket weaving, Jeremiah fears that her singing invites darkness. His desperate prayers for her silence or departure highlight the tension between faith, creativity, and the struggle for acceptance within a family divided by differing beliefs and traditions.

This collection of poetry delves into the intricacies of everyday life, capturing moments and emotions that resonate deeply. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful reflections, the poems invite readers to contemplate their own experiences and the beauty found in the mundane. Each piece serves as a mirror, encouraging a deeper understanding of personal and universal themes.

In der zweiten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts wird Madeline im Penobscot-Reservat geboren und begeistert mit ihrem Gesang. Ihr Vater Jeremiah, ein calvinistischer Prediger, sieht darin eine Bedrohung und plant eine arrangierte Ehe, um sie zu kontrollieren. Doch Madeline liebt Eldred, den sie bei einem nächtlichen Ausritt traf. Eine hochemotionale Erzählung.