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Aziza Barnes

Aziza Barnes

Aziza Barnes is blk & alive. Born in Los Angeles, she currently lives in Bedstuy, New York. She is a poetry & non-fiction editor at Kin Folk Quarterly, a Callaloo fellow, a graduate from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, and a current candidate for her MFA in Poetry at University of Mississippi. Photo by Dexter Jones.

Self-portrait As A Lily-white Fist

Humanness does allow for some prudent bleeding.
                              I am ungloved in a sabbath of spit. Only the turn of cement can arc Black.
                              I am blue damage, mother-gut & tower. Truth: we are all for rent.
                              Red, lined systems. The door out is green & full.

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