Poetry by Axton Mitchell

from Present Poetry · host Erynn Crittenden

AXTON N.O. Mitchell is an AFAB transgender poet stuck in the hell known as Ohio. His work covers gender identity, political issues, nature, and mental health. He has a passion for cultivating change to promote a future where equal rights for all and basic human needs are recognized as rights, not privileges. He connects with the world around him through poetry and other works of literature.Hiking, camping, and losing track of the day exploring with his dog are some of the ways he spends time when he’s not working—trying to make the starving artist gig less hungry.

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