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Your voice can be heard among the starry illuminations, howling at the moon.
Great post. It reminds me of this amazing sentence from Daisy Pitkin’s labor organizing memoir On the Line
“And if this writing is a practice of longing for an uncomplicated ‘we,’ for a ‘we’ that is not in need of ongoing examination, let it resist any telling that pretends one could exist.”
I hope you, can you, please expound on how to pragmatically create that “we”.
Fine writer and reader of Substack—we are starting a movement to get a poetry section added to the platform. Can I ask, are you with us?
https://substack.com/profile/10309929-david/note/c-15579327
If so, please consider clicking the above link and liking the Notes post—leave a comment or even share within your own community. Poetry lives on in the minds of hearts of writers, it breathes on the page.
Your voice can be heard among the starry illuminations, howling at the moon.
Thank you for your time and support.
Love and appreciation,
David
Great post. It reminds me of this amazing sentence from Daisy Pitkin’s labor organizing memoir On the Line
“And if this writing is a practice of longing for an uncomplicated ‘we,’ for a ‘we’ that is not in need of ongoing examination, let it resist any telling that pretends one could exist.”