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Tony Morrison has passed on to her eternal life, and I can only think how grateful I feel for the gift to the world her prose was. She had this style that was lyrical and could be so exuberant and make you feel so keenly. #tonymorrison #novel #songofsolomon #literature #americanliterature #bookish #classicbooks #oldbooks #riptonymorrison https://www.instagram.com/p/B01I7KwghxE/?igshid=19w3s0q7xnhk2

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Song of Solomon, Toni Morrison

There’s not much Morison imagery here. This is why I like this. The story’s an excerpt from her new book, “God Save the Children”. I like stories where narrators talk and don’t feel like they need to have a flowery tongue. That’s what I liked about Morrison’s narrator in this story. It’s about a light-skinned Black lady disgusted to find her daughter born with a dark skin. It’s about racism, motherhood, the black struggle. The daughter’s name is Sweetness. Yeah, I know. Morrison can write like hell. I just want to see her write on something that isn’t the usual Morrison subject matter. Then again, I don’t really care. She’s been writing on what she’s been writing on her whole career, and it’s not like it gets boring or predictable. That’s what I like the most about her work. Read this. Rating: 7/10