uruguayan poet maroso di giorgio |
buy this book, people. i'm serious |
(this is a plug for making poetry a bigger part of your life and sending some love in the form of money to publishers of poetry by doing a radical thing called buying volumes of poems.)
"I saw them open their lips, black as the night, their gold teeth, after an almond, a pumpkin seed.
To face one's own mark, playing and fighting; and in love without others, to twist until death."
xo, y'all.
What a cool reading! A reading you deserved.
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