Poetry | Susannah Lee | North American Review
Something preceded me as I plunged into meltwater so smooth, beyond glacial. I saw light where there was none. I cut into darkness to descend faster than heart beat. My body signaled silence.
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Something preceded me as I plunged into meltwater so smooth, beyond glacial. I saw light where there was none. I cut into darkness to descend faster than heart beat. My body signaled silence.
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UpdatedThu, May 6, 2021 at 5:03 pm ET Reply (RefStaff) Join vibrant, award-winning poets Krysten Hill and Cynthia Manick for a reading and discussion of their work and writing lives with poet-editor Joyce Peseroff on Sunday, May 16 at 3:00 p.m. ET. Please register here for the Zoom link. Krysten Hill (Photo credit: Jonathan Beckley) reads from her body of work whose poems "exude at once vulnerability, rawness, and lucid beauty," notes Boston former Poet Laureate, Danielle Legros Georges. Hill's debut collection How Her Spirit Got Out(Aforementioned Productions, 2016) is a lively, urgent son...
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