National Poetry Month 2017: Sean Braune,

real feelings reach

Timbers—albeit each

eye is an

earth timbre of

a becoming resolution

that being holds

to the memory’s

wound; however, my

dear Exploits my

ashes the wound

that exists to

copy the social

the icy crust

no longer Lingering,

a shadow emits

impressions a finger

Has told: Nouns,

the magic

Sean Braune’s first book of philosophy, Language Parasites: Of Phorontology, is about to be released by Punctum Books. His theoretical work has been published in Postmodern Culture, Journal of Modern Literature, Canadian Literature, symplokē, and elsewhere. His poetry has appeared in ditch, The Puritan, Rampike, and Poetry is Dead, and elsewhere. His first chapbook, the vitamins of an alphabet (2016), appears from above/ground press.