readingwithkaitlyn's review

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reflective fast-paced

3.0


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jayisreading's review

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challenging dark emotional reflective sad slow-paced

4.0

This collection was more bleak than I expected yet touched on the beauty and tenderness found in the world. Skeets unabashedly explores sexuality and its intimacies, these particular poems being visceral, especially how they’re nestled within nature (buffalograss is one that comes back). Many of these poems are also meditations on Skeet’s queer and Indigenous identity, as well as masculinity. Fragmented and experimental, each word clearly chosen with much deliberation and making these poems evocative.

Some favorites: “Tácheeh,” “Love Poem,” “In the Fields” (first and last)

Read for the Sealey Challenge. 

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