Fear, Some

Exploring the intersection of personal, national, racial, and aesthetic anxieties, this collection of poems challenges conventional content, language, and form. With pieces like "At the Pink Teacup" and the Blaxploitation epic-remix "(dig) Bloom is Boom, Sucka!", the work creates a dynamic tension that elicits both fear and humor. By blending elements of militancy and minstrelsy, the poems provoke thought and evoke a spectrum of emotions, from suspicion to laughter, reflecting on the complexities of contemporary life.