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“The Secret Names of Objects”, Crannóg, 2018

February 5, 2019Metaphor, metaphysics, Poetry, Reincarnation, WritingCrannog, IrelandJonathan Greenhause

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“You Once Felt Gigantic”, New Ohio Review, Fall 2019, recent audio recording
“Consoling The Whims Of The Tiniest, Whiniest Dictators”, highly-commended for the 2021 Welsh Poetry Competition
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“Un incendio difícil de traducir”, Notre Dame Review, 2018, audio recording

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