There is Life in This Water: The Poetry of Tishun Nikco

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"I write for the empowered woman who is still vulnerable and has a soft spot for romance."Tishun NikcoTishun Nikco is a Texas born, Georgia grown, Black woman raised in the Baptist church and evolved into a spiritualist. Her first-ever poetry collection shows the evolution of a lifelong scholar who believes one of the best things you can do for yourself is to question everything and give yourself the grace to grow. In her debut book, There is Life in This Water, Tishun Nikco shares intimate moments of her journey of enlightenment through poetry that flows and quenches a thirst we didn't know we had. We can resonate with seeking love, acceptance, refuting to be limited in a society that all too often makes black women double minorities, honoring our collective past, defining ourselves, and asserting our own voice.Almost effortlessly, she seamlessly connects themes of seeking love versus discovering how to love ourselves from our soul, being wanted versus valued, and being over-churched and under-loved. In her work, you can see a spiritual transformation that is as authentic, cleansing, and renewing as water. In Brilliant Black Butterfly, we see that trauma can trigger our transformation but love can shape it if we allow. There is Life in this Water celebrates our journey in life where we should always be evolving, growing, and becoming more loving each day.