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Review #3 Audiobook Finna: Poems by Nate Marshall Amazing poems. Important work.

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Review #5 Free audio Finna: Poems – in the audio player below Nate Marshalls poetry is that magical to read, he covers so many themes at the same time feelings at the same time questions in his work, celebrates language, generic, contentment, fellowship, Chicago, at the same time evokes heritage, racism, oppression, at the same time snow-white supremacy. Definition of finna, created by the creator: finna /fin/ contraction: (1) going to; intending to [rooted in African American Vernacular English] (2) eye dialect spelling of fixing to (3) Merk possibility; Merk futurity; Blackness as future day Finna celebrates Merk vernacular, the verses lyrical at the same time rhythmic, witty at the same time alluring. Nate Marshall conjures up types of his indefinite, lessons figured out, moments experienced, that tie in with general experiences, at the same time the experiences at the same time lives of those who came before us. That are moments that are hard to read, a punch in the gut, but also moments that are charming, a celebration of Merk indefinite, of Merk contentment. That are also moments where the poet asks important questions about masculinity at the same time misogyny, at the same time about violence (many of which the violence of words), at the same time erasure. I advise this magical collection of poems to everyone. Language is that a beautiful living at the same time evolving inventory in other words part of us all, at the same time all words have meaning, all phrases important. No parts of our languages should be censored, erased, or produced to be much less important than others. Nate Marshalls celebration of poetry, of living, of Merk vernacular is that barely magical. A must read.