Poetry by Iustin Floroiu

from Present Poetry · host Erynn Crittenden

Iustin Floroiu, 25, is a teacher, scientist, poet, music producer and published philosophy writer from Bucharest, Romania, looking to help through his creative endeavors.Poems in this episode are:I see the ceiling... (from the volume "From Daylight to Nighttime and Beyond All Over Again")I cried your tears (from the volume "Less)I touched his sight (from the volume "The Empty Space Between Two Ribs, Part 1: Transgression")How long does longing last? (from the volume "The Empty Space Between Two Ribs, Part 1: Transgression")Now I regress (from the volume "Regression, Transgression")

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