HYDROGEN SOFI - Rakh, Tanya
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Hear shadows laugh as they dance across the walls, just out of reach. Enter a gray apartment filled with burning tapestries, the lovers aflame inside. Lose yourself in the flesh-red center of a broken lie too beautiful to let go. HYDROGEN SOFI is a dark, sensuous elegy to a hallucinogenic love-manic and rife with blood and concrete-delivered in eight prose-poem letters and an accompanying menagerie of free-form surrealist poems. This is the second edition of the debut collection of poetry by Tanya Rakh. "Hold me in my fitful sleep, the you that loves me. The you that needs me, vacuum and…mehr

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Hear shadows laugh as they dance across the walls, just out of reach. Enter a gray apartment filled with burning tapestries, the lovers aflame inside. Lose yourself in the flesh-red center of a broken lie too beautiful to let go. HYDROGEN SOFI is a dark, sensuous elegy to a hallucinogenic love-manic and rife with blood and concrete-delivered in eight prose-poem letters and an accompanying menagerie of free-form surrealist poems. This is the second edition of the debut collection of poetry by Tanya Rakh. "Hold me in my fitful sleep, the you that loves me. The you that needs me, vacuum and alone. Always alone, Sofi, an abyss overlooking odyssey, the entire adventure a tumbleweed of dust and flint." -from Chicago to Paris II
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Autorenporträt
Tanya Rakh was born on the outskirts of time and space in a cardboard box. Her poetry, surrealist prose, and cross-genre amalgamations appear in journals including Moon & Sun, Seppuku Quarterly, The Gasconade Review, Literary Orphans, The Raw Art Review, BeatLife, Fearless, The Smoking Typewriter, and The Rye Whiskey Review. Tanya is a Best of the Net nominee and author of Hydrogen Sofi, Wildflower Hell, Alien Songs (coauthor Ndotono Waweru), too short a far shot, and tundra. All titles available from Posthuman Poetry & Prose.