The light must spill to shine. The thing you must be is yourself. Intimate and uncompromising, Rev. Julián Jamaica, Soto’s debut collection Spilling the Light, is a luminous offering to their communities and a defiant declaration of their worth in a world hostile to their queer, disabled, and brown being. “America, is this freedom?” they ask. “I cannot prove to you that / I am a person,” writing boldly of identity, community, liberation, and erasure through a prism of tender moments and powerful reckonings. These are poems of broken hallelujahs and codes/witching, of hunger and fire, of hope…mehr
The light must spill to shine. The thing you must be is yourself. Intimate and uncompromising, Rev. Julián Jamaica, Soto’s debut collection Spilling the Light, is a luminous offering to their communities and a defiant declaration of their worth in a world hostile to their queer, disabled, and brown being. “America, is this freedom?” they ask. “I cannot prove to you that / I am a person,” writing boldly of identity, community, liberation, and erasure through a prism of tender moments and powerful reckonings. These are poems of broken hallelujahs and codes/witching, of hunger and fire, of hope and resilience. They are complex, tender, and empowering. They embolden us to become our truest selves, willing us to survive.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rev. Julián Jamaica Soto (formerly Theresa) is a Unitarian Universalist minister and activist. They have worked in parish ministry, interim ministry, and hospital chaplaincy with veterans. Soto lives in the Pacific Northwest and seeks to serve the mission and values of Unitarian Universalism, along with the healing of the world.
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Spilling the light Holy Quiet This cannot be enough America for me i have tried to write this three times A Simple Hope We offer you an imperfect welcome Snowflakes: A Guide Taraxacum Let my life be forward-reaching Finding Our Dreams Let us say to our hearts A Charm for Hope: A String being universalist is like But Why This, Why Now Blessed Are the Hungry Am I meant to call up courage? dear trans*, non-binary, genderqueer and gender-expansive friends and kin: (and those of us whose gender is survival) The Magic of an Empty Palm To the people who have mistaken freedom for liberation Neither divisor nor dividend The Spark Between The Wonder of a Fist everything is still on fire I cannot prove to you that I am/we are human Showing up for (F)friend(s) Being a person of color in America today Bring your broken hallelujah here We Hold Hope Close Prevail: an etymology There are lots of ways to stay alive The Elephant in the Room, Every Single Room The Advice Notes on a Napkin (White Supremacy) Boldly, you must hang your light My grandmother’s grinding stone/El molcajete de mi abuelita The part that is not water When your best friend has four or so legs Codes/witching We Hold On The Name of Tyranny Where Life Sends You Mitochondrial Gift Broken Shellsong Survivor/ship Remembering the future Time for the Work Reversals of Fortune the butterfly effect A Rock in Our Pocket The Life Slow and Precious America, is this freedom? Siete principios de unitario universalista, bueno, más el primero You are not wrong Stretch When There Is No Happy Ending
Spilling the light Holy Quiet This cannot be enough America for me i have tried to write this three times A Simple Hope We offer you an imperfect welcome Snowflakes: A Guide Taraxacum Let my life be forward-reaching Finding Our Dreams Let us say to our hearts A Charm for Hope: A String being universalist is like But Why This, Why Now Blessed Are the Hungry Am I meant to call up courage? dear trans*, non-binary, genderqueer and gender-expansive friends and kin: (and those of us whose gender is survival) The Magic of an Empty Palm To the people who have mistaken freedom for liberation Neither divisor nor dividend The Spark Between The Wonder of a Fist everything is still on fire I cannot prove to you that I am/we are human Showing up for (F)friend(s) Being a person of color in America today Bring your broken hallelujah here We Hold Hope Close Prevail: an etymology There are lots of ways to stay alive The Elephant in the Room, Every Single Room The Advice Notes on a Napkin (White Supremacy) Boldly, you must hang your light My grandmother’s grinding stone/El molcajete de mi abuelita The part that is not water When your best friend has four or so legs Codes/witching We Hold On The Name of Tyranny Where Life Sends You Mitochondrial Gift Broken Shellsong Survivor/ship Remembering the future Time for the Work Reversals of Fortune the butterfly effect A Rock in Our Pocket The Life Slow and Precious America, is this freedom? Siete principios de unitario universalista, bueno, más el primero You are not wrong Stretch When There Is No Happy Ending
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