
“How We Glitter Up” & “Shebang”
“In the upcoming years, or the morning or evening skies / we acquaint ourselves with slow deaths.”
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“In the upcoming years, or the morning or evening skies / we acquaint ourselves with slow deaths.”
“My father knows me by names / that are not mine. / Tonight, I’m the fishwife.”
“immodest / of a rural town displaying like that // its hill long”
“There is a word for the fear of water, but not of drowning. Another / for the fear of darkness, but not how it hides a person’s face.”
“an event-horizon / of question marks // all the way to / non-identity”
“black is everywhere but here it’s not a matter as much as it is a holy question”
“there’s a word for brown mothers and what they think is best: blanqueamiento”
“where the girls with dead horses meet / to carefully unfold each creased page”
The holiday season is here, the family season is here. This time of year can be joyful, but …