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A book of poems by Alexis Pope.
- GenresPoetry
25 pages, ebook
First published January 1, 2012
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Alexis Pope
14 books25 followersAlexis Pope is a Chicago based poet and writer. Author of Soft Threat (2014), and That Which Comes After (Big Lucks Books, 2018), Pope has published three chapbooks. A new chapbook, Debt, is available from Madhouse Press. Pope is the Events & Logistics Coordinator at The Poetry Foundation, and is a fringe member of Belladonna* Collective.
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October 8, 2015
A sort of ode to nature and deer or something.
Like most Alt-Lit it contains a lot of poetry about existing and hating the fact that you exist and something about living with your boyfriend or something.
But this also contains a lot of exploring of the self and what surrounds you.
Nature and senses, selfishness and the irritants from constantly being aware of what’s to come or what’s never to come.
General unsatisfactory and unspecific desires for unknowns.
(I honestly have no idea what to say about this chapbook, but I enjoyed it when I read it.)
Originally posted on Notes on the Shore
Like most Alt-Lit it contains a lot of poetry about existing and hating the fact that you exist and something about living with your boyfriend or something.
But this also contains a lot of exploring of the self and what surrounds you.
Nature and senses, selfishness and the irritants from constantly being aware of what’s to come or what’s never to come.
General unsatisfactory and unspecific desires for unknowns.
(I honestly have no idea what to say about this chapbook, but I enjoyed it when I read it.)
Originally posted on Notes on the Shore
March 24, 2014
Charming, but elusive. Resists interpretation. A lot about love, isolation, negotiating with the wilderness and the unknown.
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