
Soulmate as a Verb
Poems of tender knowledge, buoyant survival, and Black, trans embodiment.The simple yet fraught experience of embodiment lies at the thrumming heart of Kelsey L. Smoots SOULMATE AS A VERB. Bodies make love possible, they enable tender connection and transmit electric......
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<b>Poems of tender knowledge, buoyant survival, and Black, trans embodiment.</b><br><br>The simple yet fraught experience of embodiment lies at the thrumming heart of Kelsey L. Smoot’s <i>SOULMATE AS A VERB</i>. Bodies make love possible, they enable tender connection and transmit electric joy, all while leaving one vulnerable to discord and abuse, heartbreak and grief. Like a body, Smoot’s daring poetry metabolizes cruelty, seeking the tender knowledge and kinships that allow for buoyant survival. The subjectivity of a Black, trans self becomes a prism, shining a variegated intellect on everything from suburbia to Palestine, top surgery to police violence. By utilizing forms such as kwansaba, calligram, Craigslist personals, and golden shovels, <i>SOULMATE AS A VERB</i> revels in structures that locate poet and poem in a lineage of innovative and contemporary Black, queer verse. Kelsey L. Smoot dazzles.
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| Produktnavn | Soulmate as a Verb |
| book typ | boker, dokumentar og fakta, historie og dokumentar, biografier og memoarer |
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