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poetryorchard · 11 months
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🤠 @nashira here kicking it off with our first Pride workshop, and what better theme in the face of 🐘💩 than this?
We'll read poems exploring liberation, resilience, and rage.
All are welcome; allies encouraged to support!
Sign up here!
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catrocketship · 3 months
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my cover for Lord of the Butterflies by Andrea Gibson
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"we look at each other & the look says yes, i too wish dude would stop asking us about where we from but on the other side of our side eyes is maybe a hand where hands do no good a look to say, yes, i know lately has been a long time for your people too"
Read it here | Reblog for a larger sample size!
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soupmetal666 · 7 months
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TRANSGENDER, NONBINARY, GENDERQUEER and TWO-SPIRIT POETS YOU SHOULD READ!
Here's a non-exhaustive list in alphabetical order by author last name. The majority listed here have published full-length poetry collections and/or chapbooks, but some have not, and have published poems in publications you can find online. Some also write in other genres, as well, and/or make art in other mediums. Consider reblogging it and adding to it if you so desire. My background is primarily in "academic" poetry, for better or worse, and I'm less knowledgeable about slam poetry/poets who don't publish in avenues approved by the academy or are not in academic circles. I've only listed poets here whose work I have read. So there are certainly people worth reading that I'm missing.
Andrea Abi-Karam
Samuel Ace
Jada Renée Allen
Justice Ameer
Ryka Aoki
Cameron Awkward-Rich
Noah Baldino
Ari Banias
Kay Ulanday Barrett
Oliver Baez Bendorf
Julian Talamantez Brolaski
Stephanie Burt
Kayleb Rae Candrilli
Jos Charles
Ching-In Chen
Travis Hedge Coke
CAConrad
jayy dodd
J Jennifer Espinoza
T. Fleischmann
Kay Gabriel
Aeon Ginsberg
torrin a. greathouse
Kamden Hilliard
Stephen Ira
Cyrée Jarelle Johnson
Rickey Laurentiis
Dawn Lundy Martin
Noor Ibn Najam
Trace Peterson
Raquel Salas Rivera
Trish Salah
Danez Smith
TC Tolbert
Chrysanthemum Tran
Joshua Whitehead
Kit Yan
In addition, two wonderfully edited trans poetry anthologies published by Nightboat Books that include many of these writers' work:
Troubling the Line: Trans and Genderqueer Poetry and Poetics, edited by TC Tolbert and Trace Peterson
We Want it All: A Radical Anthology of Trans Poetics, edited by Andrea Abi-Karam and Kay Gabriel
Also, some online literary journals regularly publishing trans and nonbinary poetry:
https://foglifterjournal.com/
https://www.peachmgzn.com/
https://beestungmag.com/
The current moment is a very exciting time for trans poetics. These are brilliant poets and thinkers publishing work that's worth your time. Poetry is not everyone's cup of tea, certainly, but I wish more people knew about how many awesome trans poets are out there right now making amazing and important art.
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tommy2020 · 4 months
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I’m a boy and I kiss other boys.
I’m a boy and I was not born a boy.
I’m a boy and I use unconventional pronouns.
I’m a boy and I want to live as a boy.
I’m a boy and I want to be free to say that out loud.
I’m a boy and I want to live without fear of being hurt.
Just like the other boys.
My friend is a girl and she likes boys.
My friend is a girl and she was not born a girl.
My friend is a girl and uses she/her.
My friend is a girl and she wants to be called a girl, not a slur.
My friend is a girl and she should be allowed to live as a girl.
My friend is a girl and she shouldn’t be assaulted because she is a girl.
Just like the other girls.
My sibling is nonbinary and they like every gender.
My sibling is nonbinary and they were not born that way.
My sibling is nonbinary and uses whatever pronouns they feel like.
My sibling is nonbinary and wants to be perceived as a person too.
My sibling is nonbinary and should be allowed to choose what they call themselves.
My sibling is nonbinary and shouldn’t be shoved under the rug because their gender identity “doesn’t make sense”.
Just like other people.
WE ARE PEOPLE.
TRANS RIGHTS ARE HUMAN RIGHTS.
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fearlesslyinbloom · 2 years
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Our blackness is divine. 🌻Acknowledge the power that has always been yours.
Poetry from Black and Blue
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sxrgripp · 2 months
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you are capable of everything you desire to be
stream + like + reblog + share + support
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nearlywrites · 6 months
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becky tarasick, published in identity theory
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trickstersaint · 7 months
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decomposition (dysphoria) // june 2023
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v333spertine · 7 months
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yourdailyqueer · 4 months
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Keith Maillard
Gender: Non binary (he/him)
Sexuality: N/A
DOB: 28 February 1942  
Ethnicity: White - American
Occupation: Writer, poet, professor
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mysidaesm · 6 months
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I am a fawn. I am a fae. I am the leaves in a thriving forest, the angry waters of the sea. I am the clouds, the burning stars above. I am warmth on cold nights. The moon to guide your way. I am ever changing, but always the same. I am rage and comfort, hatred and kindness. I am a warrior, a peacemaker. An anarchist, a pacifist. I am me, unashamedly me.
But for simplicities sake, I am nonbinary.
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poemsonmars · 2 years
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i thought that the poets
were just being dramatic
like they so often tend to do
until i met you, my love.
until i met you.
-mars
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aceysun · 2 months
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I will always identify in some way with women, even though I am not a woman, I know what it is to be one in the eyes of a man. I know what it is like to be taught to fear men before being able to read, and to before being able to vote understanding why.
I often think of all the women who came before who gave me the rights i have today, the women who made it possible for me to read and to vote.
and I think of the women who will some day only learn those things and never why to fear men.
because even though I am not a woman, I know what it is like to be one in the eyes of a man. And that, my dear, is the worst place to be a woman.
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amygdalae · 27 days
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Ok kava really does give you vivid dreams. Tried some kava candy my dad gave me one evening and in my dreams I had a long conversation with some guy abt the classical piano works of Erik Satie. The gnossienes specifically. No. 2 was his favorite but I'm more partial to No. 1. his T shirt was blue. Also my pubes were gone for some reason
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Joy to the Queers
There's laughing in the streets,
Sounds of good joy
Flags flow in the wind,
Music blasting in the open air
And to think,
That what got us here
Was Black trans women
And drag queens
After decades of hate,
We finally thrive
After decades of fear
We finally strive
Queer history is here,
And we will not hide
We will not sit and watch
The tides go by
Queer joy is important,
Maybe more than pride
Joy that we are here,
Joy that others are near
Joy that we can live
Not just survive
Joy that all of us
Can finally thrive
Joy to the Queers,
Ignoring the jeers
Joy to the Queers,
Well into their years
Sipping on beer
Joy to the Queers,
Who died
But were not forgotten
Joy to us all,
For making it this far
As we march in the streets,
People will hear us sing
No one can ignore,
The joy of a thousand Queers
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