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Give Me a God I Can Relate To | Blythe Baird

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This is the first book by actress, poet, and feminist Blythe Baird. In 2014, she represented Chicago as the youngest competitor at the National Poetry Slam. Her work has been published or featured by The Huffington Post, Write Bloody, EverydayFeminism, Button Poetry, Chicago Literati, Banango Street, and Wicked Banshee, among others.

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Give Me a God I Can Relate To | Blythe Baird

Killing yourself slowly is still killing yourself. Wanting to die is not the same as wanting to come home. Recovery is hard work. Not wanting to die is hard work.

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Give Me a God I Can Relate To | Blythe Baird

"This is not to say all men are hungry... but haven't we all found the bones of a woman stuck like toothpicks between a full man's teeth?" -Blythe Baird, Give Me a God I Can Relate To #poetry #feministlit

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