Housebreak by Shareen K. Murayama Andres Ehin First published by Azul Editions

First published by Azul Editions in 1993

Winston Plowes

This reading renders the original in readable contemporary English but also keeps as close as it can to the older

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Housebreak by Shareen K. Murayama Andres Ehin First published by Azul EditionsIn this astonishing collection, Murayama speaks to grief both deeply personal and shared, from the loss of loved ones to communal and national wounds. She writes, We strive to live in the pocket of the wave where the energy is brightest. So too, these poems, while haunted by profound loss, careen ceaselessly toward light. Erin Mizrahi Every minute, every year, you icebreak, she writes, referencing a grief rooted in the present and a product of