pickKnow that women are some kind of magic. This collection of poetry tells it. You should read this no matter who you are
pickKnow that women are some kind of magic. This collection of poetry tells it. You should read this no matter who you are
Next IRL book club pick 🔥😈
We have three translations in the house, but I‘m going with Pinsky since he‘s a poet. 🤞🏾
pick#poetrymatters #warm @TheSpineView
This is the second poetry collection I've read this year from Kiki Petrosino, and it is just as amazing as the first. This collection features several poems that are part of series with subjects as varied as allergies, a racist statement by Thomas Jefferson, and elevated Chinese dishes. Of course, these themes are really just jumping off points, and each poem has an entire world of associations all its own.
pickI found this one in the YA graphic novel section at my library and knew it was an important read. I haven‘t read the novel and this was my first exposure to it. It‘s a story about a young boy‘s struggle after the death of his friend. Many people come to help him in the most difficult decision he‘s ever made.
September 1957, W.H. Auden
#aprilpoetrychallenge for #nationalpoetrymonth
6 April - one
pickI absolutely loved this book. The publisher (Haymarket Books) always has the most radical writings we need. Themes: feminist rage, pain, racism, domestic violence, immigration, queer love and relationships, death, and more. Her words are 🔥🔥🔥!
