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Archives, Artists, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
Published on October 11, 2016

(Yo)ung (Bro)wn (Po)et: A Collection of Poems

written by Jess Saldaña

did they revoke your terrorist status, yet?

it’s already late
capitalism they’ve got
machines making machines
Frogs with moon shoes on
Frogs jumping over the moon

Next poem….

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Filed under: Archives, Artists, Featured, Poetry + Short Stories
Tagged with: Alice Notley, Claudia Rankine, Eileen Myles, featured, fred moten, Hannah Weiner, Jessica Saldaña, poetry, Young Thug
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