Tell this to the universe
Tell this to the universe
Book - 2024
"There is an absence at the heart of Katie Prince's debut collection, Tell This to the Universe, and an obsessive search to find what's missing. Like moons around faraway planets, the poems orbit the strange and brutal landscapes of longing, alienation, and grief as they move through physics to philosophy, linguistics to mathematics, fairy tales to science fiction. It could be said that this book is trying to find god-to name it, to hurt it or hold it, to make desperate demands of it-but it's just as true to say it's looking for a home, a family, an answer to a question it still doesn't know how to ask."
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Portland, Oregon :
YesYes Books,
2024.
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| 505 | 0 | |a dark matter -- i. poem in which I am leaning against a car -- a thousand untouched islands -- "astronomers capture violent newborn star" -- you feel like a city I could know -- imagine a world in which there is nothing -- Forrest, dead at twenty-five -- upon hearing he has been cremated -- the body as a collection of spinning particles -- feeling ill in a novelty restaurant -- gridlocked, I-95 -- when the mara weighs my chest I see -- ii. there is a world in which soup doesn't film -- Askja -- when you asked what makes me happy -- this mimicked dance -- drinking on the porch with a fellow recluse -- theories of relativity -- there is a thief in me -- poem in which the sun is a balding and jealous lover -- we call man an insect infinite -- a secret -- the moral of the story is bears aren't friends -- poem in which acid rain is just acid -- iii. in memoriam: I will build you a body of words, I will -- poem in which I drive drunk -- here the clocks tick endlessly to nowhere -- iv. armistice -- a winter story -- no vacancy -- escapism as a quantum thought experiment -- family reunion (or, the Norsemen return) -- language in which slabb is the worst kind of snow -- there is a world in which you must wear a coat of cold -- what is a forest if not every loud thing echoed -- grief as art appreciation -- poem in which I am trapped in a thousand snowy valleys -- v. what is a traveler if not every strange thing -- I wake in an old factory -- if I were a speeding train (a cyborg love song) -- o hell o hell that mild thing -- what this lacks is understanding -- on escaping black holes -- a few things that haunt me -- here the clouds are wool blankets -- lambda means god if you're searching for one -- terraform -- poem in which I am driving toward a home. | |
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