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Porsha Olayiwola
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Porsha Olayiwola
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These poems dip their hands into the fabric of black womanhood and revel in it. shimmer establishes Olayiwola firmly in the lineage of black queer poetics, celebrating the work done by generations of poets from Audre Lorde to Danez Smith.
This is a book of gentle breaking and inventive reconstruction. A book of self and community-care―the pursuit of building a world that will not only keep you alive but keep you joyful.
©2019 Porsha Olayiwola (P)2019 Porsha OlayiwolaLos oyentes también disfrutaron...
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