Review: Poetry as Ceremony Tacey M. Atsitty, Rain Scald
August 13, 2021O Holy People, show me how I am human, how I am soon to sliver. Stay please, for woman or man’s sake. Succor me from a telestial state, where I long to be self-luminous […]
O Holy People, show me how I am human, how I am soon to sliver. Stay please, for woman or man’s sake. Succor me from a telestial state, where I long to be self-luminous […]
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