
Poetry We Admire: Voice
For November’s Poetry We Admire, we curated poems that engage with “Voice” in some way. Sometimes that involves …
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For November’s Poetry We Admire, we curated poems that engage with “Voice” in some way. Sometimes that involves …
“Everyone with their lovers or in nature, / coming up to touch each other in the dawn / kitchen. My aloneness has a shape to it.”
I’m exiting this place the wound at the back of my throat means tomorrow a little more …
[Niggas] be asking me what then is left of the song; shut up, get you a scapel, cut …
Perhaps grace is a tangible thing only to the one who watches another bleed. The bullet misses everything …
The distance between the bullet & the body is a protest poem; I too am just a metaphor …
“I think of my body, discolored and / crude, hospitable only to the / mouth it loves and the rhythm / that follows.”
“EXT. ARCTIC TUNDRA – SUNRISE / a hand hangs exanimate by the side of the bed, nails painted in empyrean blue”