Natalie Diaz
This person is the author of Postcolonial Love Poem.
The Beloved
This "person" is the focus of many poems in the collection; she is the speaker's "creation" in "These Hands, If Not Gods," for instance. This is also a literary term for a person who is the subject of a speaker's romantic or sexual interest.
The Speaker's Brother
This person appears in several poems in the collection; he is a troubled man who at one point threatens to stab the speaker.
The Speaker's Father
This person is mentioned as another potential stabbing victim in "Blood-Light."
The Speaker's Mother
This person offers the speaker loving advice in "They Don't Love You Like I Love You."
The Speaker's Cousin
This person is a slightly older relative of the speaker's; he dies of a heroin overdose when the speaker is still young.
Ada Limón
This person is an American...
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