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by Samir Knego

All those days in the mailroom

Didn’t prepare my hands to fold

In prayer to something bigger

Though you’d think the webs

Of letter-carriers and parcel posters

Would have taught me something

About scale, there’s part of me

That seems to resist on a matter

Of principle. But here I am

Crossing the carpet to the pew,

Because I want to believe

In believing in something else.

 

 

Samir Knego is a multidisciplinary artist and zinester. His current exhibition, The Divine - dreams of disabled gods, combines poetry and visual art and explores disability and ableism through the language and imagery of religion. When he’s not making art, Samir works in a library and listens to lots of heavy metal.

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