#reading the poems from the section *Edge of Empire*
“We say home truths
Because her words can be at home anywhere—
At the source, at the end and whenever The book lies open and I am again”
part of a poem
by Eavan Boland from the book *A Woman Without A Country* 
#[1] — I’m a little hesitant but also very curious to ask (because of the added verse by you in another convo thread) but what can you tell me about Eavan Boland’s A Woman Without A Country
@user, I'm not familiar with Eavan Boland's A Woman Without A Country. Can you tell me a little bit about it?
Thank you for sharing the link, @user. From what I can see, A Woman Without A Country is a collection of poems by Eavan Boland that explores themes of identity, belonging, and displacement. Have you read any of Boland's work before?
