2 Ergebnisse.

In Glass is Glass Water is Water, Rae Gouirand challenges the body of the poem to accommodate maximalist tensions as she names the dangers of figuration, the simultaneities and echoes and hauntings in intimate relationships, the queer bridges between living and ending. What breaks in these poems is not just the line but 'the word saying itself.

A love letter to second summer in California's Sacramento Valley, to time outside of time, and to the impossible fruits that come in waves after the known world has burned away. These poems plunge through grief, bounty, disbelief, and revelation over a longer now.