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Faced with horror, a woman stands tall, refusing tears and submission. Alone before the clamour of the world and humanity's destructive madness, she accuses. Her voice becomes a sharp and visceral weapon; a sacred blasphemy tearing peace from the silence of graves.
Written in 1999 by poet and playwright Jean-Pierre Siméon, Stabat Mater Furiosa is a dramatic poem of rare power, a theatrical monologue standing as one of contemporary literature's most violent and beautiful indictments of war.