Responsibility: Or Improve Your Privileges (1843)

Gravity is a collection of poetry thatas not for the faint of heart. It takes you from the heights of human elation to the depths of despair and unhappiness. At points, it is a progressive downward spiral and the emotions are palpable and then it picks you back up and fills you with hope. The writer effectively conveys the ups and downs of lifeas journey in a way that is easily relatable to most people. aThis is a well-rounded collection of deeply personal poems from Meighan Leigh, sometimes engaging with the events of every day and sometimes with intellectual concepts. These are moving, and occasionally a little disturbing, poems that sparkle with originality. They have darkness, in a poem like aLoss of Innocence.a Then the poem aEmissary of Lovea is limpid and musical. One never ceases to be amazed at the fine new things that language can do.a