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My Not-My Soldier
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My Not-My Soldier

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Winner of the 2014 Fence Modern Poets Series.

Jennifer Mackenzie’s debut is an unfettered travelogue of embodied intellect and flights of gorgeous observance.

Go hang yourself in the light undestroyed

tourist in the tremor of a dirty window this is the famous

border we’re coming up on hidden from ourselves like the hunter whose sudden

antlers implied the death of self in love No you shut up

) (

[That all good poetry is the poetry of exile]

is bullshit, I belong to my body & try desperately & stubbornly to unknow it

The Individual distilled into Outspoken by Fergie

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Fence Books
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2014
Pages
136
ISBN
9781934200759

Winner of the 2014 Fence Modern Poets Series.

Jennifer Mackenzie’s debut is an unfettered travelogue of embodied intellect and flights of gorgeous observance.

Go hang yourself in the light undestroyed

tourist in the tremor of a dirty window this is the famous

border we’re coming up on hidden from ourselves like the hunter whose sudden

antlers implied the death of self in love No you shut up

) (

[That all good poetry is the poetry of exile]

is bullshit, I belong to my body & try desperately & stubbornly to unknow it

The Individual distilled into Outspoken by Fergie

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Fence Books
Country
United States
Date
30 December 2014
Pages
136
ISBN
9781934200759