Vevna Forrow
Moon Milk: LGBTQ+ Polaroid Whisker Poetry & Typewriter Stories
Moon Milk is a meowsome podcast focusing on poems from the LGTBQ+ community discovered across movies, social media and various online platforms. Listen to the poet, visual designer and creator Jazz Marie Kaur aka Vevna Forrow (she/her) a queer artist who created Dipity Literary Magazine and Hummingbird Blink: Nectar Poetry read and dissect what stands out to her about each poem she comes across.
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Vevna Forrow
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Mar 10, 2024
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Episodes
episode no. 2: “always, i’ll remember this night” by pat henschel 03.07.2023 23:29
Vevna Forrow reads a poem titled “Always, I’ll Remember This Night” by Pat Henschel from the documentary A Secret Love (2020). She discusses her thoughts about the poem and what stood out to her. For more reads and poetry community projects by VForrow visit https://withkoji.com/@jazzmariekaur This episode was recorded on: June 30th, 2023.
episode no. 1: “saying your names” a poem by richard siken 01.07.2023 13:22
Vevna Forrow reads a poem titled the “Saying Your Names” by Richard Siken from the movie Beautiful Something (2015). She discusses her thoughts about the poem and dissects it’s beauty. For more reads and poetry community projects by VForrow visit https://withkoji.com/@jazzmariekaur This episode was recorded on: June 29th, 2023.
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