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meganfletcher's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
reflective
5.0
Moderate: Blood
mandkips's review against another edition
challenging
emotional
reflective
slow-paced
4.25
Graphic: Violence, Blood, and Racism
Moderate: Addiction, Gun violence, and Sexual content
Minor: Colonisation, Genocide, and Death
lowbrowhighart's review against another edition
challenging
dark
emotional
mysterious
reflective
sad
tense
fast-paced
4.5
Graphic: Misogyny, Violence, Racism, and Blood
Moderate: Death, Sexual content, Addiction, Gun violence, Mental illness, Genocide, Colonisation, War, and Self harm
gingerhoneycitrus's review against another edition
inspiring
mysterious
reflective
slow-paced
5.0
Graphic: Blood
Minor: Addiction
gabbygarcia's review against another edition
challenging
reflective
slow-paced
4.25
I am touchedâI am.
This is my knee, since she touches me there.
This is my throat, as defined by her reaching.
This collection is something really special. Itâs not immediately accessible, but once you peel back the layers of each poem (scrolling through the dictionary a few timesâŚ), itâs so worth the work. Some favorites of mine include âManhattan is a Lenape Wordâ, âAmerican Arithmeticâ, âThey Donât Love You Like I Love Youâ, âThe First Body Is The Waterâ, âexhibits from The American Water Museumâ, and âIsnât the Air Also a Body, Moving?â. Too many favorites! I love the way she writes about water, light, language, and the body. I love how she connects the poems to one another through vocabulary and metaphor. Absolutely excellent and stunning.Â
This is my knee, since she touches me there.
This is my throat, as defined by her reaching.
This collection is something really special. Itâs not immediately accessible, but once you peel back the layers of each poem (scrolling through the dictionary a few timesâŚ), itâs so worth the work. Some favorites of mine include âManhattan is a Lenape Wordâ, âAmerican Arithmeticâ, âThey Donât Love You Like I Love Youâ, âThe First Body Is The Waterâ, âexhibits from The American Water Museumâ, and âIsnât the Air Also a Body, Moving?â. Too many favorites! I love the way she writes about water, light, language, and the body. I love how she connects the poems to one another through vocabulary and metaphor. Absolutely excellent and stunning.Â
Minor: Blood, Colonisation, Death, Genocide, Gore, Grief, Hate crime, Murder, Racism, Sexual content, and Violence
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