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origin story made me cry, and i wanted to thank you for that little bit of catharsis
Thank you. Thank poem means a lot to me, and I think sometimes that it doesn’t resonate with others. Thanks for letting it resonate <3
Thank you. I’m feeling broken wide open, and I’m reading your words and feeling a little less alone.
honored <3
thank you thank you thank you, dear heart <3
I can! I take commissions! You can contact me via my website, desireedallagiacomo.com
I would clench your memory in my mouth, a meal
I’d tear to pieces. My heart
was an estuary you could never survive inside.— Desireé Dallagiacomo, from “The Funny Wind of the Heart Is Not a Reliable Weathervane,” Sink
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Desireé Dallagiacomo, from “I Break Like a Fever,” Sink (via lifeinpoetry) |
| — | Desireé Dallagiacomo, from Sink (via buttonpoetry) |
| — | Desireé Dallagiacomo, from Sink (via buttonpoetry) |
As of now, there are no plans to do that. But the poem will be in my book, SINK, coming out in March 2019 with Button Poetry!
Hi. Tomorrow is my first reading in which I’ll be performing all new poems from the book, forthcoming Spring 2018. I’m super nervous and not quite sure how these poems will be received, but I’m honored to be able to share them. If y’all are in the Twin Cities, bundle up and come hear poem from me, @graceakon, and other wonderful poets. (at Icehouse MPLS)
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Hi there. I took it off of YouTube because it is a deeply problematic and appropriative poem, and it was my first attempt at writing about my class and I completely butchered that. I get a lot of messages like this, and though I appreciate them, I want to reiterate that that poem is deeply problematic and I wrote it from a position of immense privilege. If you want to talk more about that poem, and maybe any thoughts you have, feel free to email me.
Hi I have no idea who you are and I understand that Tumblr allows you to say things anonymously and if you needed to say this for you, then I’m glad you did.
The text is not published anywhere, but there are plenty of videos of it on YouTube!
I’ll be at Harvard in October, and I’m open to doing some other readings/workshops in the area! Feel free to send me an email if your school/org wants to set something up!
