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3 sty 2022 · Crip ecologies asks us what happens in these jarring moments: How do we, in these harsh pivots, persevere? How do we flail and hold our grief in our marrow? As a poet, I have to inquire, where does the grief and longing go and how do we store it?
- Crip Poetics
Crip poetics is a school of poetry that resists an ableist...
- Crip Ecologies: Changing Orientation
Crip Ecologies: Changing Orientation. BY Petra Kuppers....
- Crip Poetics
Crip poetics is a school of poetry that resists an ableist tradition of body representation in favor of explicitly turning to lived disabled experiences. As defined by poet Jim Ferris, crip poetics "embodies a disability consciousness; it is informed by and contributes to disability culture."
2 sty 2022 · Crip Ecologies: Changing Orientation. BY Petra Kuppers. Originally Published: January 02, 2022. As you go out your door, observe how you navigate the world, and which rhythms shape your journey: smooth stones out to your backyard, or a few steps down a stoop, a long whoosh of a ride in an elevator, or cracked paving stones. How does your mode ...
Poems, readings, poetry news and the entire 110-year archive of POETRY magazine. Poems & Poets. Topics & Themes. Features. Events & Programs. About Us. ... Crip vs. Crip. By Walela Nehanda. Crip (noun): slang for a disabled person/the whole of the disabled community/ a school of thought Example... Love; Desire & Passion;
Can we write poems that exit the nondisabled orbit, that tend crip linguistics and don’t apologize or explain? Hershey’s showing us how. NR: Most of Hershey’s poems have short lines that employ enjambment frequently. What advantage does Hershey’s use of these line breaks lend her work as a whole?
15 sie 2023 · In Rituals for Climate Change: A Crip Struggle for Ecojustice, Naomi Ortiz deftly braids rich lyrical poetry with poignant personal stories to explore eco-grief, ableism, and interdependence with nature.
30 kwi 2008 · This gathering of crip poems grew out of a flowering of poetry submissions in recent months to DSQ, a flowering that I hope represents the continuing blossoming of literary production that speaks of and to disability culture. These poems remind us why we need the crip arts movement.
