Poetry
i remember death by its proximity to what i love most
2021·100 pages
A poignant poetry collection exploring death, love, and personal proximity to loss.
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A poignant poetry collection exploring death, love, and personal proximity to loss.
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In this long-form poem, award-winning poet Mahogany L. Browne excavates and interrogates the grief, shame, and silence that that surround America’s system of mass incarceration, which extend far beyond the prison walls. Here is a timely and personal intervention into a growing public conversation about the brutality and injustice of the US prison system, and its reverberating impacts
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Central exploration of social justice, race, and Black experiences
Self-harm / suicide
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Reflections on death and its emotional proximity to love
Abuse & suffering
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Themes of loss and systemic suffering in Black communities
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