Principles of Belonging is a book length poem written in many
different poetic forms, including Anglo-Saxon, Blank (Iambic
Pentameter), Cynneghanedd (Welsh) and Sanskrit, which is an ancient
form of syllabic meter. Sanskrit is a historical Indo-Aryan
language, the primary liturgical language of Hinduism and a
literary and scholarly language in Buddhism and Jainism, and Gray
adapted the poetic form into English. The poem follows four
children who struggle for a sense of belonging that continues to
elude them even in adulthood. Their lives come together despite
large geographical differences and debilitating childhood
experiences that include alcoholism, Indian Partition, poorly
located hernias and a father with a big secret -- eventually
finding what they were looking for.
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