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    The On All Said Things Moratorium

    By Marianne Morris

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    Marianne Morris has been writing, performing and publishing poetry for over ten years. The On All Said Things Moratorium is her first collection. "As the documentation of culture, as the source material of history, and as a medium of resistance, we know that words have the power to shape us. The way that we speak to people shapes the way that they treat us, the way that we speak about ourselves creates certain permissions and impossibilities in our own lives. Therefore, the specific, intentioned, and pointed use of language may also constitute an attempt to change certain ideas – political or otherwise – that depend on language for their perpetuation." – M.M.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEnitharmon Press
    Release dateJul 26, 2014
    ISBN9781907587528
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