Terrance Hayes
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Poem for The New Yorker
Wikipedia Poem, No. 997 gothic piping which is world embarrassing themselves year over year, bertolt. frequently seemingly the night of iron and i can tell you, heather, in my advice to cross today and that quietly seemingly obviously the world is embarrassing — there were loves missing which is to say watching the world embarrassing…
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‘American Sonnet for My Past and Future Assassin’ by Terrance Hayes
I only intend to send word to my futureSelf perpetuation is a war against TimeTravel is essentially the aim of any religionIs blindness the color one sees under waterBreath can be overshadowed in darknessThe benefits of blackness can seem radicalBlack people in America are rarely compulsiveIs forbidden the only word God doesn’t knowYou have to…