We Contain Landscapes Poems Cynthia Zarin playing into its imperialist

playing into its imperialist

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We Contain Landscapes Poems Cynthia Zarin playing into its imperialistBy: Patrycja Humienik Published by Tin House, 2025 To whom do we belong, and at what cost? Patrycja Humienik's debut poetry collection, We Contain Landscapes, is haunted by questions of desire, borders, and the illusion of national belonging. Bringing music and rich sensory detail to the page, these poems attend to the inextricable link between our bodies and the land. Over six ruminative and lush sections, they survey place and memory, both