Neshama

The soul: the spirit of humanity, the essence of who we are. Throughout our lives, we search for meaning, for our identity, and in the process, our embattled souls wear thin, rethicken, become jaded, but eventually grow wise.

Neshama is the Hebrew word for soul, and in this collection of fifty new and original poems, D. M. Miller explores her Jewish identity, family and spiritual ties, life's hustle and bustle, the coronavirus quarantine, hypocrisy, and various odds and ends in her unique style, which has been compared to the poetry of Sylvia Plath.

Readers have called D. M. Miller's poems "breath-taking gems of beauty, candid, intelligent, thought-provoking, challenging, sincere, personal, emotional and eloquently written."

Neshama is Miller's third collection of poetry.