Clover Alden

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To be a poet one can’t use language so recklessly, I argued to no one. If you love me, you will shoot me now. Before the poem begins. This is what I heard as a kind of refrain, repeated by the audience too. I nonetheless knew that those three words were a whirlwind of white speech, wrecked and reckless. People in and of themselves aren’t poems. Remember this.
A History of My Brief Body
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