AwaitingCharisse Pearlina Weston Part autobiography, part play, part fictive dream as long poem, Awaiting begins by detaching phrases and motifs from two seemingly disparate plays (Lorraine Hansberrys What Use are Flowers? and Samuel Becketts Waiting for Godot) and entangling them into centos or poetic remixes. Through the incorporation of these entanglements, original poetry, and a surreal landscape, what develops is a new work blurring the sightlines of

Imagine you are a Palestinian who came to America as a young man

complete people by balancing the arts and manual labor within a democratic

en gaat als chique prostituee werken: mechanische werkzaamheden als receptionist overdag

Een ‘ik’ dat opkomt voor vrijheid van spreken en voelen als verlossing van de mensheid

Flarden van liedjes

in the full sun

at the same time

Harryette Mullen's fifth poetry collection

bitter little lyrics and sweet generalisations

Hoog boven de aarde kijkt Heer Kraai op het gepeupel neer

Given the nativism of our current climate

through the “lost” poems of the thirties where H