Featured @ American Poetry Blog w/Abdul Ali
- Dec 23, 2016
- 1 min read
The always brilliant poet, journalist, & teacher Abdul Ali asked me to reflect on Sacrilegion, my soon-to-be 4-year-old baby, as I work on my second full-length manuscript in earnest. Read our conversation here!
I've been thinking a lot about the heteroglossia black & brown people have (& will need to deploy) in this latest wave of Reconstruction white male terrorism.
I'm excited, too, that in a couple of days I'll get to celebrate the lessons Bob Kaufman, Henry Dumas, and others have to teach us at The Watering Hole Poetry retreat with Bettina Judd, Evie Shockley, Sharan Strange, Dasan Ahanu, Monifa Lemons, Candace Wiley, & others.
Thanks for the opportunity to muse, Abdul!
Congratulations on being featured at the American Poetry Blog with Abdul Ali. I think opportunities like this help introduce readers to new voices and encourage meaningful conversations about poetry and creativity. It's always inspiring to see writers receive recognition for their work and dedication. I’d love to hear which poem resonated most with other readers. In a different academic setting, students tackling complex coding tasks sometimes seek Java assignment writing help to better understand programming concepts and improve their problem-solving skills.
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