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she stolen from my bone is it any wonder i hunger to tunnel back inside desperate to reconnect the rib and clay and to be whole again
some need is in me struggling to roar through my mouth into a name this creation is so fierce i would rather have been born
Lucille Clifton, “adam thinking,” from Blessing the Boats
lucille clifton 5th death anniversary [artistry]
lucille clifton 5th death anniversary [artistry]
because no artist can ever really die, on her fifth death anniversary, the hive celebrates the life & works of lucille clifton.
born on june 27, 1936 in depew, new york, lucille clifton grew up to become one the greatest poets of the twenty-first century, as well as one of the most overlooked poets. her work captures the essence of a niche group of people– the black-american-female. lucille…
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some need is in me struggling to roar through my mouth into a name this creation is so fierce i would rather have been born
lucille clifton, "adam thinking"
