Thoughts on Teaching, Language, and Social Change from Melisa "Misha" Cahnmann-Taylor
It doesn’t matter. I say this and yet I do dedicate some small portion of time to what I call “Po-Biz”–the business of getting the poetry I write (because I must), into a more public sphere where I can call it art. I have put some thoughts on this link. https://www.smore.com/n3wr1-submitting-poetry-for-publication I keep the eye […]
“She’s nice so someone will want her” A black stray, mangled with grey sluff under a thin, black coat, rib bones so pronounced under torso one can imagine her already under grounds she barely stands on. Hind leg contorted, dragged two miles to follow me home after I’d held her a plastic water cup. People […]
New Interview Published in The Napkin Poetry Review: “According to Dr. Melisa (Misha) Cahnmann-Taylor, poetry “can wiggle its way into so many lives and minds because of its unmarked visibility. Poems are small tastes of revolution that can pass.” Here, she talks about how poetry can be used as a research tool, particularly in ethnography, […]
I feel so honored by these translations of my poems in Altazor. So many thanks to Mario Meléndez Muñoz, Khedija Gadhoum, and Helena Alonso.
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