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Tag: Southern Poetry

Horticulture & Black Boy Painted as Butterfly

April 30, 2019 The Hellebore Leave a comment

by Khalisa Rae Horticulture My father stems from a longline of green thumbs. Dirty-finger men skilled at burial anddenial. Men…

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Posted in: Issue Two: To Swallow the Sun, Poetry Filed under: Khalisa Rae, Southern Poetry, Southern Poets

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