Poetry: “Con- sue- mer- ikkka/: ” by henry 7. reneau, jr.

 
 

About henry 7. reneau, jr.

henry 7. reneau, jr. writes words of conflagration to awaken the world ablaze, an inferno of free verse illuminated by his affinity for disobedience, like a discharged bullet that commits a felony every day, is the spontaneous combustion that blazes from his heart, phoenix-fluxed red & gold, exploding through change is gonna come to implement the fire next time. He is the author of the poetry collection, freedomland blues (Transcendent Zero Press) and the e-chapbook, physiography of the fittest (Kind of a Hurricane Press), now available from their respective publishers. As a Black poet, he writes to un-marginalize the stigmatized spaces of Amerikkkan society. He writes to erect an inclusive house on the smoldering ruins of racism’s plantation, a safe space of wolf howl gumbo ya-ya for those who are woke to the real. 

 
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