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Analicia Sotelo

Analicia Sotelo is a MFA candidate in Poetry at the University of Houston. She attended the Bucknell Seminar for Younger Poets in 2008 and her work has appeared in DIAGRAM.

Recent Work

The Recurring

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His skin is a white tree in the cold. / His face, a bright ghost. / / There is no winter here in Texas, / but the light changes, grows…

Topografía

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You are brown. You are / brown until one morning you wake up beside someone white and suddenly, you are / / white, the sun taking snapshots…

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Thirteen Forty-Seven

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Good year to have a job / like monger, wear a cloak, / be alopecic, strafe the heath / in a bird mask lancing boils. / Sometimes we get born…

Gedankenexperiment

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Let’s say one’s mind is an office of Late Brutalist design. Let’s say it is being built. One knows it’s being built by the drills’ muffled…

Notes Toward Basic Betterness

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The way the anglerfish might rather be / just the light it hangs in the Atlantic night, // or the moon might want to live as only / the cloistered…

Reading Dante in the ICU

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Today I’d like to talk for a while about death / among the gift shop’s plush koalas and chrysanthemums, / its aisles and aisles of light-dazed…

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