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My chapbook, In Nonestica, is now available from Accents Publishing!
You can order it online (only five bucks!) directly from Accents, along with many other awesome poetry books — or, if you live in the Lexington area, you can find it at SQecial Media and the Morris bookshop.
As part of June’s Lexington Poetry Month and in honour of poet Kenneth Patchen, SQecial Media presents a glorious picture-poem contest! Entries must be received by June 3rd and will be displayed through the end of the month. For more info, stop by the shop, email sqecial @ gmail . com, or contact us via facebook — the event page is here.
Poster art & words by Morgan Adams, Ed Franklin, & Iya Morgan (L-R).
Coming up on April 28th! Morgan K. Adams will be reading poetry from In Nonestica, her forthcoming release from Accents Publishing, at 5pm in SQecial Media. (Posters designed by Ed Franklin.)
So excited for this release party! And the posters are so gorgeous.
I’m living on borrowed wine.
Last of the light.
Only I
seem to mind.
I sleep to see
what I might find.Yes I been black
but when I come backI want to be anonymous
as America. As famous.
Market my words.
I been treading so long
this water into wine—
why fight? My tongue hurts.
Even with death I flirt.And if my daddy
thinks I’m fineI’m in love with the light. How it
spills across all it touches, burns
& blooms. I cave. I parade. I quail.
For somewhere I’ve set sail,
three sheets to the wind. Don’t
tell my mother where I been.I said No,
No, No.—Kevin Young, “Three Poems to Amy Winehouse”
Photography Credit Noell S. Oszvald
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Saint Fiacre - Unknown
Patron saint of gardening, taxi cabs, and hemorrhoid sufferers. He was born in Co. Kilkenny, Ireland. (A lot of my ancestors are from there.)