"The Universe Can Fit Inside An Urn"
Emily Pérez reviews Aldo Amparán's "deft and gorgeous debut." "The speaker takes stock of life after his brother’s death, and Amparán gestures at this need for speaking the unspoken in nine poems titled 'Glossary for What You Left Unsaid.' Many of these poems recollect trauma: episodes of homophobia, bullying, and suicidal ideation; some celebrate time with a lover."
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