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Haitian Views Through the Glass House: A Poetry Collection

Haitian Views Through the Glass House

An essential addition to your literary collection.

Immerse yourself in unfiltered, somber truths about love, nature, childhood, and an array of poignant topics.

  • Profound revelations
  • Soul stirring exploration
  • Inspirational beacon
  • Both uplifting and heartrending
  • A poetic companion on the road to self-discovery

Poetry, Prose, Art

“Leaving home is never easy, especially when it means redefining who you are.”
In Haitian Views Through the Glass House, Fritzinie Lavoile weaves an unforgettable tapestry of poetry and prose, chronicling the immigrant experience and the unyielding ties to heritage. Through personal stories of displacement, love, and resilience, this collection speaks to the heart of what it means to find belonging—both in a new land and within oneself.

Cultural & Transformative

Rooted in Haitian heritage, it celebrates the richness of identity while encouraging readers to embrace their own stories and find strength in their roots.

Reflective & Empowering

Each page invites introspection, weaving a tapestry of emotions that leaves readers inspired to pursue self-discovery, healing, and unity.

Resilient & Heartfelt

This collection captures the unyielding spirit of those who face adversity with grace and determination, offering deeply personal and raw reflections on navigating life’s challenges.

“Mèsi dèske ou pataje istwa ou avèk nou! An plis pale de peyi nou, HAYTI sou paj ou a! I look forward to reading your book. Keep on elevating our culture !!”

“Your poem encouraged me to learn about Haiti’s culture, a country of which I knew little but the name of.”

“Young lady, you got soul keep it up”

I’m excited to read your poetry! I’m hoping it can give me insight into how I can better support my clients who are first gen.

" I'm a therapist so I am always trying to learn more about cultures"

FAQ

Most frequent questions and answers

This poetry and prose collection explores themes of identity, immigration, resilience, and love for Haiti. It reflects on the emotional journey of leaving one’s homeland, navigating challenges in a new country, and finding strength through personal and collective experiences.

The “glass house” symbolizes America—a space of observation, reflection, and self-discovery. The “views” represent the challenges, beauty, and culture of Haiti as seen through this lens, capturing both the pain of separation and the love for one’s homeland.

This book is for anyone interested in themes of immigration, cultural identity, and resilience. It resonates particularly with immigrants, first-generation individuals, and those seeking to understand the Haitian experience or explore poetry that intertwines personal and cultural narratives.

The book is divided into thematic sections:

  • Provenance: Exploring the origin and love for Haiti.
  • In the Wake of Calamity: Reflecting on rebuilding after tragedy.
  • Mirrored Whispers: Diving into family dynamics and immigration.
  • Subtle Blessings: Focusing on renewal, forgiveness, and pride.
  • Glimpses of Home: Celebrating the journey of finding belonging and unity.

Fritzinie Lavoile draws inspiration from her personal journey as a Haitian immigrant, her deep love for Haiti, and her reflections on pivotal events like the 2010 earthquake. The book is a heartfelt tribute to her heritage and a call to embrace resilience and self-love.

1. It Will Speak to Your Soul
This book isn’t just about Haiti—it’s about all of us who’ve felt torn between where we come from and where we’re headed. It will make you feel seen, understood, and less alone in your journey.

2. A Hug in Literary Form
The words in this collection wrap around you like a comforting embrace, reminding you that even in the hardest moments, there is beauty, love, and strength to be found.

3. It’s a Reminder of What Matters Most
Through its vivid imagery and heartfelt poems, this book will help you reconnect with your roots, your identity, and what truly matters in life.

4. You’ll See Yourself in Its Pages
Whether you’re an immigrant, a first-generation child, or someone who’s ever felt out of place, the emotions in this book will feel like your own. It’s a mirror reflecting your resilience and hope.

5. A Love Letter to Immigrants Everywhere
Immigration is more than a physical journey—it’s an emotional one. This book beautifully captures the hope, loss, and transformation that comes with leaving your homeland to chase dreams, showing the strength it takes to build a home in a new place.

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