Your Wound/My Garden
Poetry by ALOK
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When we don’t process the pain, where does it go? What is the purpose of being alive when there’s so much suffering? What does it mean to live and die with dignity in a world utterly opposed to it? Your Wound/My Garden is a collection of poetry written during Covid-19 lockdown. It's an argument for beauty in the face of grief, loss, and chronic pain. This new performance by ALOK utilizes the latest spatial audio technology, enhancing their words with sound art.
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Lo que los oyentes dicen sobre Your Wound/My Garden
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- Nic
- 12-09-24
Gorgeous. Heart full.
Alok’s words are so beautiful, so raw, and exactly what I needed now. They are a magnificent beauty and their words are healing.
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- SatyJenk
- 05-29-24
Healing for everyone
Alok’s way with words and the emotional depth of their writing is incredible. Alok provides a unique perspective on vulnerability and resilience. I suggest the audiobook because hearing the words with their voice adds an additional layer of depth and reflection. “Your Wound, My Garden” invites us to embrace our wounds as spaces for growth and resilience, finding beauty even in the midst of pain. If you’re drawn to powerful poetry that explores identity, vulnerability, and healing, this book is worth exploring. Alok Vaid-Menon’s words are whispered secrets—raw, vulnerable, and achingly beautiful. Their writing isn’t mere prose; it’s a pilgrimage through pain and resilience.
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- Jenea B
- 03-08-25
Their insight is just next level. You can feel their heart.
Phenomenal. So moving and tender the way they are able to weave words and feelings to paint a picture
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- Tara
- 01-17-24
Poetry magic
Alok is a poetic genius. I deeply appreciate their voice and appreciate their poetry even more. This was an amazing experience, listening to Alok, not just hearing but listening to them. They have a beautiful way of putting even the most painful moments into words, thorns and all. Thank you Alok.
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- Janne
- 01-26-24
What the world needs now
Alok's poetry and the way they think are so deeply stirring. I'm expanded by this beautiful work.
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- kl
- 03-22-24
powerful truth telling ... gloriously delicious poetry
my heart beats with a stronger and more varied rhythm having listened to Alok reading their vastly evocative works.
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- Bina
- 12-30-23
Moving
Such a beautiful collection of poetry. Alok has a way with words that is inspiring and moving. Loved the background music and it's a treat that this audiobook is read by the author.
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- Jim Cira
- 01-07-24
Simply Wonderful
This is a great example of why we need artists and truth tellers, like Alok. I will be thinking of his words for quite some time.
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- Abby
- 04-16-24
a big hug
This felt like a big hug that I really needed. Alok makes me feel so loved.
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- wilson pipkin
- 01-03-24
Stunning Poetry as Always
Your wound my garden is so. good! both the poem and the collection are love in word form.
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