Orangutan Teeth

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Teeth, Houses, Pianos, Nephews and Nieces. And makes them into this philosophical concept, that really makes you reflect. And something even more impressive is when he talks about serious things. Like death, age, years, love.

There are so many things in this book that I would recommend. I don’t remember the name of it verbatim, but my favorite poem from this book has to be the Years poem. (I think that’s the name)Hence I bought the first two books of the hugely popular Sarah J Mass series A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Court of Mist and Fury . Hello! I'm Trevor I'm a 26-year-old poet from Minnesota who writes about how candles are like dogs and how Wednesdays are like hell and sometimes other stuff as well.

I started watching this extraordinarily well-written series dedicated to the beginning of the industry of women wrestling in the 1980s, from kitschy mud wrestling in skimpy bikinis to creating exotic wrestling personas and awkwardly etching out their existence and audience in a male-dominated field.And I love his voice; there is a quality of familiarity to it, like I'm listening to someone I know; it's intimate and robust at the same time, and he can whisper home truths and belt out a show tune with equal proficiency. What I’m trying to say is that, in my opinion, I think that his work is brilliant. And I love re-reading his work over and over again. For the past year or so he’s been a huge inspiration for me. I Think that the name of the book is hilariously intriguing, ‘Orangutan Teeth.’ It would only make sense if you got to the poem about Olives Teeth, which (I think) is the first poem in the book. And another interesting fact about this book is that all the illustrations are by Trev Cimenski himself. Which I very much admire.