* For the purposes of this taxonomy, "poetry" refers to stuff i say is poetry; mostly that ends up being non-prosaic stuff, but i think this is essentially an asinine delineation, so i haven't held myself to it as a standard
poems written using assigned readings from one of my classes in grad school. the class was traumatic and this project aimed to reconstitute my pain into something else. the project also featured an accompanying video series to present the poems aurally and, later, visually.
poems I wrote as part of my weekly correspondances. I wanted to get back into poetry, so I tried to write around one poem a week, experimenting with different styles throughout.
poems I wrote in the classroom during my final semester of undergrad.
poems I wrote while trying to work through my feelings about my desire for community and my inability to act on said desire.
poems about bleeding limbs (a metaphor i've been caught on for some time now)
poems without a(nother) filing cabinet.
Most of the poems I've written over the past couple years. I like poetry as a medium because it lets me push language to its breaking point and is the easiest medium for me to translate some of my more intense feelings into something semi-legible. It also lets me frame my paranoid, repulsive, etc. thought patterns as something closer to beauty.
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