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From June 2015 in LGBTQ History

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What Part of Me Will Die Today?

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Beltway Poetry Quarterly

LGBTQ

Poems and Essays:

“What was it like?”

autobiography

Claim Our Chaos

First Fruit (And Aftermath)

Fly

From June 2015 in LGBTQ History

Good Friday

I Woke from the Dream

Introduction to the LGBTQ Issue

January 21, 2013

No Longer Disastrous

Queer Currency

The Marital Bed

Three Poems

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Three Poems

Three Poems

Three Poems

Two Poems

Two Poems

Two Poems

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Two Poems

Two Poems

What Part of Me Will Die Today?