POETRY: Angela Peñaredondo's experimental poems from "nature felt but never apprehended"

Experimental interdisciplinary poet, writer & educator Angela Peñaredondo reads four pieces from their latest collection nature felt but never apprehended, "Mercy Ceremony," "On Cures and Abrasions from a Responsive Environment," "Meditations on a Fist" and "A Girl too Disenchanted to Indulge in Romantics."The Offing's interview with Angela about nature felt but never apprehended is available at theoffingmag.com. This and their earlier collections All Things Lose Thousands of Times, winner of the Hilary Gravendyk Regional Prize and Maroon are available now on angelapenaredondo.com.Support the showThe Offing is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization and we rely on literature lovers and art enthusiasts like you to keep the lights on. Support The Offing and this podcast by subscribing to our patreon.Represent your love for The Offing with merchandise from our store, including tote bags, bookmarks, pencils and logo mugs.Hosted by Ashaki Jaskson, publisher of The OffingIntro theme is “Boro” by Hara Noda. Outro is “Yuzu” by Hara Noda. Music provided by Epidemic Sound. Recorded at Past Due Studios in Los Angeles, California.Produced by Christopher Chase GodwinExecutive producer Katrina Mohn