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Sing Me a Lesser Wound by Junious Ward (Inch #42)

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by Junious Ward

Inch #42, Spring 2020
20 pages, saddle-stapled
ISSN: 1932-6149

release date: June 2020

Description

At times rhapsodic, at times elegaic, Junious Ward’s Sing Me a Lesser Wound parses Southern masculinity and interrogates the concept of home as a place we have to leave—and sometimes spend the rest of our lives looking for.

Includes the poems “Like Prophets of Baal,” “I Know When K-Ci Sings Forever My Lady,” “The Field White for  Harvest but the Neighbors Saw Nothing,” “Heavy,” “Inheritance,” “Homecoming, Rich Square, NC,” “The Makers,” “Etymology of Boy,” “If Being a Man Allowed for Emotion,” “I Love the Hometown I Had to Leave,” and “Bonfire.”

Junious Ward

Junious Ward is a poet living in Charlotte, NC, who has attended the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference, Callaloo, The Watering Hole, and the Tin House Winter Workshop. He is a National Poetry Slam champion and Individual World Poetry Slam champion who has toured nationally. Junious’s poems have appeared in Four Way Review, Crab Fat Magazine, and Lackadaisy Literary Magazine.

 

 

Additional information

Weight .1 lbs
Dimensions 5.5 × 4.25 × .2 in

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