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Elle Brown | LexPoMo 2026

Bio (they/them)

Elle Brown is a co-author of Southern Dis-Comfort: Confessions of a Southern DEI Officer...How Jim Crow and Plantation Economics Run the 21st-Century Organization and lives in tiny woods. lwmbrn@yahoo.com

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 01, 2026 Noon sprouts
June 02, 2026 summer problems
June 04, 2026 I had a plan for today but
June 05, 2026 Laundering edges
June 06, 2026 After teenagers shovel
June 07, 2026 Somebody not cutting down my lantana
June 08, 2026 Fighting with Richard Attenborough
June 09, 2026 View from a carpentry station
June 10, 2026 One pinto bean in the hall
June 11, 2026 Plumbing’s hiss
June 12, 2026 gardens in a nazi town
June 13, 2026 Substitute teaching days
June 14, 2026 haiku for Cassanyas
June 15, 2026 Ode to flawed aquaduct
June 16, 2026 Time number forty six commence
June 17, 2026 Fragile, life’s loom
June 18, 2026 drop chemistry
June 19, 2026 the balance
June 20, 2026 traffic
June 21, 2026 three hours sitting on the road
June 22, 2026 monday
June 23, 2026 slow fast
June 24, 2026 queen anne

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