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Poetry by Quenton Baker
Issue: Reimagining / Poetry

Poetry by Quenton Baker

Posted on December 8, 2016 by CM

Quenton Baker is a poet and educator from Seattle. His current focus is the fact of blackness in American society. He is a 2015-16 Made at Hugo House fellow and a two -time Pushcart Prize nominee. He is the author of This Glittering Republic (2016, Willow Books). Continue reading →

Poetry by Quenton Baker
Issue 6 / Poetry

Poetry by Quenton Baker

Posted on March 1, 2016 by NM

i know you would like that:
alien sand packed thick in my throat
or salt sucking the teeth out my mouth.
don’t matter, huh? you just want me undone,
any one of nature’s big legged rickshaw pullers
can get the glory of dragging my undersong through to silent finish.
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