“Remember when i slept with my head in a puddle at your feet? It was humility, or atonement. later your ankle was a pillow and finally you pulled me up and in my sleep i placed your hand above my heart, like i forgot i didn't live there anymore”
Quote by Michelle Tea
Work
The Beautiful: Collected Poems
This compilation gathers a selection of poems that delve into the concept of beauty from various perspectives, showcasing the depth and diversity of the poet's work. more
Author
Michelle Tea
Michelle Tea is an American author born in 1971. Her works cover a variety of themes, including gender, identity, and community. Tea is known for her unique narrative style and profound insights into the lives of marginalized groups. more
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