where language is both god’s first gift to humankind and the cadaver in which the sacred father decays with his mortal creation
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In Lieu of Solutions Stanley Schtinter where language is both god’sViolet Spurlock "A crash course in 21st century gender trouble, I have been waiting for a book like this forever, one that I could give to an ex girlfriend, a secret crush, or a future self. Expansive, layered, unimpeachable, I sort of forgot poems could be like this giddy, "prone to dizziness," and yes, a little reckless, but mainly in the way that it imagines the ontological realness of having titties while shamelessly flirting with the dialectic."