Friday, January 9, 2015

For Black Women Who Are Afraid Comments

Rating: 4.3

A black woman comes up to me at break in the writing
workshop and reads me her poem, but she says she
can't read it out loud because
there's a woman in a car on her way
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Toi Derricotte
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??????? 02 November 2021

ֆʊֆֆʏ ɮǟӄǟ

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????? ?a?a 02 November 2021

? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

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??????? 02 November 2021

s̢͓̜̩͖ͫ͗ͣu̾҉̗̯͕̱̖̞͖̱g͇̻̮͙͉̋̌̀ͅạ̧͇̝̘̘ͨ̈́ͭm̨͇͉͖̣͔̤̹̜͐u̧̼̤̖̲͙͎̱ͬ̀s̩̝̖̖͖ͫ͛ͤ͠ͅ

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Mugnus 02 November 2021

bruh

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Gabe itch 15 October 2020

Interesting read

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Ratnakar Mandlik 12 March 2019

A thought provoking poem based on social stigmas and complexes nurtured on that account.

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Thomas Vaughan Jones 11 May 2016

A simple story, written in basic text, with bad punctuation to disguise prose from poetry. Where is the magnificent, mellifluous tone, the higher language commanded by the poetic muse.

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Sandra Feldman 18 January 2015

Prose with a touch of poetry? Could we perhaps call it poetic-prose? In any case, pleasing.

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