do yall know of poetry books about siblings? I feel like I don’t read books where poets write about their siblings and I’ve been writing about mine lately and would like some points of reference
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Oeuf
hunger reaches for
satin sleeves pooling on
quartz countertops
cold vegetables
& their discarded seeds
lingering spiced air pushing
against a knotted canvas front
long shoulders, a piece of
bone hidden & wanting.
a little death & a little late lunch
wouldn’t hurt.
‘The earth shakes, and
I fall out of bed’
- by Mosab Abu Toha, the poet and essayist kidnapped today. We should all be reading his words. From his collection, ‘Things You May Find Hidden in My Ear’
Last month, over 2,000 nurses across the U.S. protested unsustainable working conditions and staffing shortages.
Check out my recap of every nurses’ strike in September 2023: https://t.co/gcRYrRnI87
Oregon has become the third state to pass a law mandating minimum staffing ratios for nurses in hospitals.
One of the state's nurses stated, “I’m thankful to now be one of the many nurses that can return safely to the bedside.”
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