The Dirt Will Wash Us Clean: Poems by Hari Alluri – Asian American Writers' Workshop
‘We do not want to hover like a line of fog, a river’s shadow, but slower: shadows in conversation, gentle only when we don’t bother expecting to be heard.’
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