Jean Binta' Breeze is a popular Jamaican Dub Poet and storyteller whose performances are so powerful she has been called a one-woman festival.' Her poems are Caribbean songs of innocence and experience, of love and conflict. They use personal stories and historical narratives to explore social injustice and the psychological dimensions of black women's experience. Striking evocations of childhood in the hills of Jamaica give way to explorations of the perils and delights of growth and change - through sex, emigration, motherhood, and age.