[a go] - Lessans, Gabrielle Joy
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In her second full-length poetry collection, Gabrielle Joy Lessans takes us on a sonic and spatial exploration of relationships between self & friend, lover, spirit, void. [a go] gives shape and sound to the flowing forward of a revelatory moment in time as experienced by a devoted witness uncertain of anything but her own sincerity. A preoccupation with the dharma and a kabbalistic interplay of nothingness/somethingness pervades Lessans's yearning, questioning, open-field text that returns frequently to themes of ecosystem, friendship, solitude, embrace of ever-shifting being, and ecstatic experience.…mehr

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In her second full-length poetry collection, Gabrielle Joy Lessans takes us on a sonic and spatial exploration of relationships between self & friend, lover, spirit, void. [a go] gives shape and sound to the flowing forward of a revelatory moment in time as experienced by a devoted witness uncertain of anything but her own sincerity. A preoccupation with the dharma and a kabbalistic interplay of nothingness/somethingness pervades Lessans's yearning, questioning, open-field text that returns frequently to themes of ecosystem, friendship, solitude, embrace of ever-shifting being, and ecstatic experience.
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Gabrielle ¿Joy Lessans is an experimental poet whose writing orients towards the hearth where deep play & healing most intersect. She lives in Denver, Colorado with her husband, son, dog & cat, leading creative workshops, teaching yoga, and writing. She received her BA in Literature from Duke University and her MFA from Naropa's ¿Jack Kerouac School of ¿Disembodied Poetics, where she worked with the poetics of friendship, trauma, and memory. Gabrielle's first book Bread Of ¿(Ornithopter Press) and a collaborative chapbook [Re]Collection of the [Un]Likely (Trainwreck Press) were published in 2021.