Protest Poetry by Kimberlynne Darby Newton and Subterranean Blue Poetry confronts the demons of life N.A. and turns the darkness of injustice into a treatise for love. From an embattled place, the Black culture in the dominant white culture and what this means, from beleaguered social interactions, to broken love lives, to rape, to outright violence. Acknowledging the pain of violence, she is an incredibly intelligent Poet creating an eloquent treatise against the injustice of an underground war. She calls on the Spirit world, the ancient goddesses, Morrigu, Erzulie, Nzinga, and more, the goddesses of war for protection and the goddesses of love for change. This poetry is a very powerful prayer to the ancients for their descendants, so they can live and thrive in peace. The beauty of the sisterhood is a celebration, Black women, the Madonna, is the beauty of love itself, a very powerful spiritus that can heal all wounds, pours water on fire, brings life and peace to a troubled world.- Subterranean Blue PoetryBiography: Kimberlynne Darby Newton is a retired professor of history, she is a native of Montgomery, Alabama.She hopes that her writing will help someone; with a smile, a shared experience, and hopefully, an inspiration. She is happily writing her next book, and lives with son, Issac and husband, Barney.