Boys Who Burn Themselves Alive

Par : A.J. Arlington
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8227685988
  • EAN9798227685988
  • Date de parution03/03/2025
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC

Résumé

"Boys who burn themselves alive" is a project that I never thought I would ever make. It is a collection of poems that examine and reflect my own life as a queer man with my own trials and struggles. My poetry has always been a personal endeavor that I have kept in my privacy. But after sharing a few poems with my friends they suggested that I should publish them. Mind you, English is my third language and I come from a rather conservative and queerphobic country so practicing my poetry to open-minded folks is not an easy task nor getting it published comes without risks.
So here I am putting my first draft into the world. I am open to criticism but I am also open to connection. Hope my work resonates with you. 
"Boys who burn themselves alive" is a project that I never thought I would ever make. It is a collection of poems that examine and reflect my own life as a queer man with my own trials and struggles. My poetry has always been a personal endeavor that I have kept in my privacy. But after sharing a few poems with my friends they suggested that I should publish them. Mind you, English is my third language and I come from a rather conservative and queerphobic country so practicing my poetry to open-minded folks is not an easy task nor getting it published comes without risks.
So here I am putting my first draft into the world. I am open to criticism but I am also open to connection. Hope my work resonates with you.