Thousand-Year-Old Words Quitab Editions We all are eavesdropping on

We all are eavesdropping on words that are delicate and private such as: You can put your sorrows down now Mother / It is your daughter’s turn to take / the concerns you carried for us

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a bone-bearingly honest epistolary journey- Allison Blevins and Josh Davis' fiery poppies bruising their own throats is a richly textured exploration of disability

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Thousand-Year-Old Words Quitab Editions We all are eavesdropping onCleave, loss, spell, hand, home: words that have existed in the English language for over a thousand years. In the poems of Thousand Year Old Words, Nan Cohen explores such words, revealing both their touching sturdiness through a thousand years of constant use, and the radiant individuality of the experiences they describe. Available here!