Tag Archives: Teresa Moure
Mariana Yonusg Blanco
I got lost in those generic terms that passed over my gender I got lost when I spoke through their mouth I got lost when their word was my voice, I got lost when in some failure they condemned me … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Maltz, Espiral Maior, microaggressions, Ruth Borker, Teresa Moure, Yolanda Castaño
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Yolanda Castaño- (RE)SER(VADO)
A A slow knife is the project for identity. An indigo celebration is re-cognition. How did I let all this happen to me? My own dream went away from me with me I cannot allow them to misinterpret me one … Continue reading
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Tagged Espiral Maior, Galician poetry, Hanayo, Identity, Teresa Moure, Women, Women poets, Yolanda Castaño
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Yolanda Castaño: (Re)Ser(Vado)
A A slow knife is the project for identity. An indigo celebration is re-cognition. How did I let all this happen to me? My own dream went away from me with me I cannot allow them to misinterpret me one … Continue reading
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Tagged Espiral Maior, Hanayo, Identity, Poets, Teresa Moure, Women, Yolanda Castaño
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