Poetry Break

“I’m Sorry I Thought You Were Your Mother (after Ocean Vuong)” by Melissa Lozada-Oliva

Guillermo

I love poem titles with the parenthetical after following them. These poems are little doorways to other poems and poets. And sometimes those lead to more discovery.

“I’m Sorry I Thought You Were Your Mother” is found in Melissa Lozada-Oliva’s peluda, published by Button Poetry.

Published by Guillermo

Several times in the past, I've used the moniker Ennui Prayer. While I still use that name, I decided it's time that I start a blog with my

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