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Bully Brain, and: After All 《恶霸大脑》和:毕竟
Andrew Touhy
Abstract:An unnamed speaker confronts the tyranny of their own obsessive, bullying brain -- a force which can neither be tricked or denied, no matter your wisdom/age.Abstract:An unnamed speaker muses over the seemingly endless journey of life, which retracts as it lengthens, returning us all in the end back to/from where we came.
摘要:一位不愿透露姓名的演讲者面对着自己偏执、欺凌的大脑的暴政——无论你的智慧/年龄如何,这种力量都无法被欺骗或否认。摘要:一位不愿透露姓名的演讲者沉思着看似无穷无尽的生命之旅,它随着时间的延长而收缩,最终使我们所有人回到我们来的地方。
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Dear Audre: 亲爱的奥德:
M. Kiefer
Abstract:I'm working on a sequence of poems in which I address Audre Lorde in response to her book The Cancer Journals and also in response to my mother's Stage 4 de novo breast cancer diagnosis during the pandemic. I've always felt so self-conscious of my own body as a model for my children, and I've written about its failures in my book Nestuary. But it's also this fantastically wonderful, safe place for my children.
摘要:我正在创作一系列诗歌,在这些诗歌中,我向奥德丽·洛德致敬,以回应她的书《癌症期刊》,同时也是对我母亲在大流行期间被诊断为乳腺癌的第4阶段的回应。我总是很自觉地把自己的身体作为孩子们的榜样,我在我的书《鸟巢》中写过它的失败。但对我的孩子来说,这也是一个非常美妙、安全的地方。
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Decomposition Notebook 分解的笔记本
Georgia Cloepfil
Abstract:This essay is a summer-long study of decomposition. It is made up of four sections (yard, mattress, compost, cat) that interweave observations of domestic space and capitalistic contracts as they relate to decay and waste.
摘要:本文是一项为期一个夏天的分解研究。它由四个部分(院子、床垫、堆肥、猫)组成,交织着对家庭空间和资本主义合同的观察,因为它们与腐烂和浪费有关。
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Golden Hour 金色的小时
Jennifer Peterson
Abstract:"Golden Hour" is a poem about transition—from daylight to darkness, childhood to maturity, outdoor space to the confines of the home. It suggests that, in becoming a parent, one not only crosses from the realm of freedom to responsibility, but also becomes an enforcer of that boundary.
摘要:《黄金时刻》是一首关于过渡的诗——从白天到黑暗,从童年到成熟,从户外到家庭。它表明,在成为父母的过程中,一个人不仅从自由的领域跨越到责任的领域,而且还成为了这一界限的执行者。
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Rewind Go Back 倒带回去
Sage Ravenwood

Abstract:

A child stealing piglets from a wild boar, struggles with the concept between pet and food, freedom and abuse.

摘要:一个从野猪手里偷小猪的孩子,在宠物和食物、自由和虐待之间挣扎。
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Ways the Arctic Looks at First Sunrise After Two Months of Winter Darkness: 经过两个月的冬季黑暗后,北极看到第一次日出的方式:
Mirri Glasson-Darling

Abstract:

This poem is about isolation, loss and the Arctic landscape/tundra.

摘要:这首诗是关于孤立、失落和北极景观/苔原的。
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Metaphor 比喻
Virginia Ottley Craighill
Abstract:"Metaphor" is about writing a condolence note to a student whose mother committed suicide; it deals with the inadequacy of language in communication compared to the embodiment of emotion in metaphor.
摘要:《隐喻》是关于给母亲自杀的学生写慰问信的故事;它论述了语言在交际中的不足,而不是情感在隐喻中的体现。
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Henry River 亨利河
Nicole Callihan
Abstract:A meditation on desire and escapism as imagined through the eyes of a woman mill worker in the mid-twentieth century.
摘要:20世纪中期一位女工眼中对欲望与逃避主义的思考。
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Zinambe Zinambe
L. Wo

Abstract:

These poems discuss human rights in Africa, freedom of expression and liberation struggle of Cabinda from Angola.

摘要:这些诗歌讨论了非洲的人权、言论自由和安哥拉卡宾达的解放斗争。
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And Then When What You Knew of It Was Over 然后,当你所知道的一切都结束了
Mary Helen Callier
Abstract:This poem began as an abecedarian, but quickly abandoned that form, while keeping some of the momentum. It's concerned with things that are lost: an object on a beach, a relationship. The speaker is conflicted with the two-fold desire to move forward and return.
摘要:这首诗开始时是一个初学者,但很快就放弃了这种形式,同时保持了一些势头。它与丢失的东西有关:海滩上的一件物品,一段关系。演讲者被前进和返回的双重愿望所矛盾。
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