“Our Love Like Seabirds Named Eurasia” asks – what would life look like if you had everything you’ve ever wanted? What landscape exists at the culmination of desire – a feeling that’s almost synonymous with living? The poem’s truth resides in the notion that in letting go, there is also flight, and in naming a departure, there is freedom. Maxine Patroni writes, teaches, and resides in southern New Jersey.
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