SWWIM sustains and celebrates women poets by connecting creatives across generations and by curating a living archive of contemporary poetry, while solidifying Miami as a nexus for the literary arts.
Give me pectorals in plunging ruffled necklines / give me coy breasts in tweed- buttoned vests / give me faux hawks / edged lines– / jaws and otherwise / give me pseudonyms / embered eyes / give me swagger drip with hip dips / strapping brows / petaled lips / give me the middle of shadow-bled borders / from where the moon’s man is La Luna / Die Sonne is not your daughter /
Talia Pinzari’s poetry most recently appears or is forthcoming in Pangyrus, Salamander Magazine, Lily Poetry Review, and Ibbetson St., and her work has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize. She is working on her first collection. Talia grew up in eastern Massachusetts and now lives in Austin, Texas where she runs Pinzari PR and dances tango.
