Scene of the Crime

Exploring themes of matricide and the complexities of language, the poet delves into her own criminality while confronting feminist theory and postmodern philosophy. Through a confessional lens, she examines her outlaw sexuality and the multiplicity of identity, employing sharp puns that challenge simplistic interpretations. The work invites readers to engage in a diabolic discourse between mother tongue and personal experience, revealing the intricate interplay of self, desire, and language.