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Luke Brannon | LexPoMo 2023

https://notmetaphor.com

Bio for 2023

Raising a family in the Pacific Northwest, Luke keeps a hand writing in his spare time. Influenced by language poetry, his micropoetry focuses on capturing the moment and its interplay with the reader’s own experiences where meaning is then derived between the two. When not writing, Luke codes and illustrates line-art inspired by the American Southwest.

Reason for signing up:

Had a wonderful time with lexpomo in 22 and have been looking forward to ‘23

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 06, 2023 untitled
June 07, 2023 untitled
June 09, 2023 tangerine
June 10, 2023 marigold
June 25, 2023 mojave river night
June 26, 2023 fifteen north
June 27, 2023 cobalt skies
June 28, 2023 venus now set

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