Fariha Róisín’s debut book of poetry, How to Cure a Ghost, is a classic example of how Walt Whitman’s free-spirited form of prose and Charles Bukowski’s unapologetic unconformity of lacking grammar, proper line breaks, and capitalized personal pronouns completely decimated what people consider “expressive” contemporary poetry these days. Every poet, including myself, started out withContinue reading “How to Cure a Ghost (poetry book, 2019)”
Poetry Analysis
The Verse Universe 