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good morning ill. Rosanna Tasker

i have honestly never seen a short story anthology line up better than this. & yes, i have read all of them.

One way to understand your own condition is to write something and spend a long time revising it. In revising you teach yourself. You find your own information buried in your body. It is still alive until you are not. —Fanny Howe, RIP

Announcement 📣📣 We now have an easy and functional way for you to donate for past workshops that you may have missed and want to watch the recording for. Link here: airtable.com/app2F3TGsD60yz…

... we are each other’s harvest: we are each other’s business: we are each other’s magnitude and bond. —Gwendolyn Brooks

june will be soft and sweet

things that thrill me when reading poetry: -"oh i didn't know you could do that in a poem" -an articulation of what it means... or what it is to be alive, an insight/mystery i didn't know i needed but i do -a music (a portal) i didn't know i needed, but i do, i do -gay stuff

what flower is the biggest diva?

MOTHER AND CHILD, Romare Bearden, 1971

MARIAN ANDERSON, William Johnson, 1945 #blackarthistory

good art ain’t always gon appease to folks comfort . if anything when it’s dun well it’s gon move you out yo comfort zone .

melancholy, melodrama, & melatonin

a poem is an invitation to be (once again) (actually) alive

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