Poem
By Casandra López
My phone is learning Tongva. I try—
to type Eeyore and it autocorrects: Eyooshiraaw / our language. /…
to type Eeyore and it autocorrects: Eyooshiraaw / our language. /…
Category
Language & Linguistics
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with some nuance: as if i came to
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- PoemBy Shara McCallumAt this point, I don’t know what in me is Jamaican
versus American. Or, reaching further back,
Trinidadian… - PoemBy Julianne Neelyof none shall The Ghost of Iambic Pentameter (Chaucer?) be abridged on fetish hyperbole language was…
- AudioPoetry Off the ShelfFour poets on old stories, cultural memory, and minority languages.
- ArticleBy Luci Tapahonso
Our language reminds us of the legacy that connects us to the past and instills that legacy in this present time.
- ArticleBy Chris Hoshnic
It isn’t the final product of a poem I’m interested in, but the way poetry can bring community together.
- ArticleBy Esther Belin, Kimberly Blaeser, Denise Low, Elise Paschen, Beth Piatote & Jake Skeets
The gathered collective thoughts are a restorative way to close this issue.
- ArticleBy Laura Tohe
When I write in Diné bizaad the sounds come from the center of what it means to be Diné. Diné bizaad bee yashti. Diné bizaad bee hadínisht’é.
- PoemBy Chris Hoshnicxxx
In the truck at his funeral time catches up to me / beaks me into
opaque-ness / a cog in the… - ArticleBy Natanya Ann Pulley
We must accept a holiness in the language of space and silence.
- PoemBy Zoey YazzieDoor :[frames]: bolted by seams of
desert fleece and beaming blindfolds
dry-steamed by the musk … 