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Toxicon and Arachne

Joyelle McSweeney

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Belletristik / Lyrik, Dramatik

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In Toxicon & Arachne, McSweeney allows the lyric to course through her like a toxin, producing a quiver of lyrics like poisoned arrows. Toxicon was written in anticipation of the birth of McSweeney’s daughter, Arachne. But when Arachne was born sick, lived briefly, and then died, McSweeney unexpectedly endured a second inundation of lyricism, which would become the poems in Arachne, this time spun with grief. Toxicon & Arachne is the culmination of eight years of engagement with lyric under a regime of global and personal catastrophes.

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Leslie Chung, bombings, Achilles, God, daughters, Keets, war, loss, environmental, mourning rites, poison, villanelle, Arachne, mourning, mother daughter, sonnets, space, drones, Damascus, dark side, children, body, Disney, John Keats, PT Cruiser, gun violence, police, explosion, Mick Jagger, Iran, lyric poetry, sestina, toxicity, brain, motherhood, mothers, death, Christ, Greek myth, rivers, elegy, money, American, migration, catastrophe, pregnancy, pandemic, water, grief, New Yorker, feminism, blood, pollution, Iraq, Simon, Bible, speculative poetry, speculation, capitalism, disaster, violence, apocalypse, end of the world, song, death of a child, imperialism, global, population, oceans, archipelago, time, Candy Darling, earth, experimental poetry