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But as he navigates his complicated feelings

is none of his business

Combining on-the-ground reporting with research and expert interviews

SOULMATE AS A VERB Sarah Papworth wants nothing to do withPoems of tender knowledge, buoyant survival, and Black, trans embodiment. The simple yet fraught experience of embodiment lies at the thrumming heart of Kelsey L. Smoots SOULMATE AS A VERB. Bodies make love possible, they enable tender connection and transmit electric joy, all while leaving one vulnerable to discord and abuse, heartbreak and grief. Like a body, Smoots daring poetry metabolizes cruelty, seeking the tender knowledge and kinships that