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[penclique]

LITerary Poetry & Trash “Key-Styles”: Episode 10 ft. Angela Peñaredondo

Also available as audio-only on iTunes, & wherever* else you get podcasts

*Except Spotify ‘cause they didn’t invite us… yet.

We welcome our first and only literary poet of the season, Angela Peñaredondo, to clique up! We dissect the literary poetry process and throw poetry sugar and salt at the "2 Piece Combo.”Angela shuts it down at the end by bringing a poem worth all the re-reads for the "5 for Ya Eye”.

Episode index & more info after the jump...

[Episode Index]

“Meditations On a Fist” 0:35

Threads & Lines: 4:20

2 Piece | “Sea Salt” 15:41

2 Piece | #poetry: 28:34

5 For Your Eye | 38:11

[Footnotes]

2 Piece Combo: "Sea Salt” - written by David Mason, adapted by Motionpoems

2 Piece Combo: #Poetry @killusionrebirth

Music by The Dope Spot Studios Produced by Dom V

Intro title & segment transitions animated by Seth Garnes

[Clique Up]

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[madehaste]

How Do You Raise a Black Child.... from the dead?

[solarstramus]

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[evan4man]

[plumintheicebox]

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[itgivesitthew]

'Just As, After a Point, Job Cried Out' The soil froze, cursing the weather. It turned a stoic face / to winter’s switchblade and brass knuckles // so that when the warm rain came, the soil said, Go on, / there’s no room for you now. Let the backyards // pool up, and the river pitch to the bridges, dragging / the bridges down. Now the billboards will become great // silent rafts so anyone can climb on them and look out, / saying, I would have done the same. // When the water covered the tree trunks and crept up, / the ground shrugged. See, it said. Now, // weather, do you understand? Soon, / there will be no resting place. (K.A. Hays, with animation by Emma Burghardt)