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Arhm Choi Wild reads "All I Ever Wanted to Be Was Nothing at All" by torrin a. greathouse
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Arhm Choi Wild (they/them/theirs) reads torrin a. greathouse's poem, “"All I Ever Wanted to Be Was Nothing at All.”
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Arhm Choi Wild:
https://twitter.com/arhmchoiwild
https://www.instagram.com/arhmcwild
https://www.arhmchoiwild.com
Brought to you by Complexly, The Poetry Foundation, and curators Charlotte Abotsi and Sarah Kay. Learn more: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/
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Hello, my name is Arhm Choi Wild.
I use they/them pronouns and I'm the author of "Cut to Bloom", a poetry collection that came out last year. I'm really excited to share torrin a. greathouse's poetry with you today.
I picked this poem to share because I want to celebrate and amplify trans and queer voices especially just talking about the very important issues around mental health. And a content warning for this poem, it talks about transphobia as well as disordered eating.
I use they/them pronouns and I'm the author of "Cut to Bloom", a poetry collection that came out last year. I'm really excited to share torrin a. greathouse's poetry with you today.
I picked this poem to share because I want to celebrate and amplify trans and queer voices especially just talking about the very important issues around mental health. And a content warning for this poem, it talks about transphobia as well as disordered eating.