Absence as a Silhouette: On Writing Becoming Ribbons
“Erasure poetics . . . can continue to create that wedge, that finger-hole into seeing a typographic absence as a silhouette of a person or entity that once was.”
All posts tagged: erasure
WARREN C. LONGMIRE
Two Poems
All of which is no matter. No physical. Thatâs just the way he played.
Afterwords // “Make it as intimate as possible”âSolmaz Sharif at Seattle Arts & Lectures
In conversation with Lena Khalaf Tuffaha
My Dear collateral damage
“That language, rescued from the machinery of war, can offer the consolation of being looked upon in relation . . . to whom you are beloved.”
Lena Khalaf Tuffaha on Solmaz Sharif
SRIKANTH REDDY Voyager, Book 3 (Chapter 6)
Certainly life / burned inside him.
QUENTON BAKER Untitled [erasures]
I speak down in the long blood
A Poetics of Tectonic Scale
Katy Didden on the “Great Distance” Poems of Marianne Moore, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Layli Long Soldier
Katy Didden ‘The White Volcano with No Weather Side’: An Interview
Say how it is, to be named?
SARAH MARĂA MEDINA
Erasure of Girlhood
I could always hold the longest underwater
Martin Rock’s Residuum
by Zach Savich | Contributing Writer