“I’d like to know you naked, so I could better understand you dressed / Clothes get between us, hiding what’s behind your eyes and mine,” I write, in a poem named Tulsa. These lines perfectly reflect the tone of a collection that exposes my poetic side, revealing far more than nakedness could.
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An extract from ‘Tulsa’

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