Three poems

Our bodies, temples—shouldn’t that mean anyone can worship? Shouldn’t that mean it’s okay to dip my hips into a communion bowl?

Diamond Forde

Poem

September 16, 2021

Editor’s Note: Diamond Forde was a finalist for the 2020 Boston Review Annual Poetry Prize and her works appears in our annual literary anthology Ancestors.

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