Ms. Sunderam's "Corpoetry" is a very inside look at life in the corporate world. I want to stress the word "very." In fact, I couldn't believe at first a poet could write 84 pages of poetry strictly about one setting, place or environment. But once you read the book, and especially if you've worked in the business world, you begin to say, "Ah, that's right. Yep, that's true. Oh, I've been in that situation before." Even if you're not a fan of poetry, but you work in a corporate setting, you should still love this book. Because you will find a piece of yourself, your partners or your boss. It has a bit of everything, from humor, to the serious side of business dealings, and to that little office crush you might have on a fellow co-worker. My favorite poems were "Annual Report," "Office Romance," "Memo Seasons," and my absolute favorite was "The IT Guy." How that poem couldn't be more true! The end had me rolling.
If you work in the corporate world, read this book. You'll relate to it so much. In fact, read it at work, where it will make even more sense to you. Plus, you can read the whole book in a hour. The poems aren't overwhelming, and they're not abstract or obscure. It's a book that works for any reader, not just poets.
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