"I believe anything can be said on the page. The issue may be whether the writer has the courage to say what needs to be said."

"I believe anything can be said on the page. The issue may be whether the writer has the courage to say what needs to be said."
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"...When you’re urban or even in a space like a suburban neighborhood you can understand or feel where your world ends, right?... The field to me has presented a place of expanse. Freedom."
"Translation, much like writing, is a relational art."
It’s interesting to think about moving through the sections of the book like moving through different rooms in a building
The poems are built on a foundation of refusal — to choose between two truths
As a child I often felt that there was magic happening all around me, for it was magical to witness the way a seed I planted could grow into a sprawling summer squash plant blooming with yellow crooknecks, and for a summer sunrise to stain a puddle red-orange.
I try very hard to make the English language sound beautiful. But in doing so, I can’t ignore how language (and yes, even poetry) can also be made odious, or how eloquence can be used for malintent.