Nafis, Angel 2017

Friday, February 10, 2017
with Shira Erlichman
Women and Children First Bookstore

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Angel, 102-degree fever.
Angel, long-gone lavender in a dirty-water vase.
Angel don’t touch me here or there or there.
Can you smell me?

Angel Nafis, “Angel Nafis”

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Read this interview with Angel Nafis from Entropy Magazine:
https://entropymag.org/dinnerview-angel-nafis/

 If you miss your stop. Or lose love. If even the medicine hurts too.
Even when your side-eye, your face stank, still, your heart moans bride.
Fuck the fog back off the mirror. Trust the road in your name. Ride
Your moon hide through the pitch black. Gotsta be your own bride. 

– Angel Nafis, “Ghazal for Becoming Your Own Country”

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Watch Angel Nafis read “Conspiracy: a Suite” at WordXWord Festival:


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