“from a Poetics of Continuous Presence and Erasure,” Evening Will Come: A Monthly Journal of Poetics (2013). (original) (raw)

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The paper discusses the concept of erasure experienced by the Chamorro people due to colonialism and militarization in Guam. It explores how language and culture have been systematically diminished through historical actions and presents poetry as a medium to resist erasure. The author reflects on personal migration experiences and the ongoing struggle for recognition and voice amidst colonial narratives.

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