About Me
Alonna (アラナ) Shaw is a place-based poet who works across poetry, visual art, and film. Her work explores how memory and the body shape what we carry when language falls short. She participates in the strange ethics of being human. ❤️robots.
Community Teaching Assistant, ModPo (Modern & Contemporary American Poetry) hosted at the Kelly Writers House in Philadelphia.
Collaborative Support Fellow (連携支援フェロー ) with ACUT, The University of Tokyo.
Showing posts with label poem. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poem. Show all posts
3 poems, forthcoming Tokyo Poetry Journal Volume 18: Gather 'Round Children—a special issue celebrating oral-tradition poetry and the t...
"Use a towel only once." NOON: journal of the short poem, Issue 28 , page 101, March 2026. Two poems, “compose microbeads” and “m...
Poems from Tidal Language (forthcoming). 2026. “POV” and “Boneyard, how many warnings wake?” The Los Angeles Press V4 dis + placement , J...
filling Station Magazine and Otata 40: Experimental and Condensed Poems John Martone’s Otata 40, April 2019. Also on The Haiku Foundati...
"The Misfits" LETTING THINGS lie After THE fall.
Can soak up contamination. Can wipe clean. Can spread debris. Can contaminate.
seeing beyond the words on the edges what isn't said
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