Ada Limón's "Late Summer After a Panic Attack" is a poem rich in disquiet and suburban claustrophobia. Join us as we discuss Limón's mastery of stillness, and whether or not we should get these lines as a tattoo: "What if I want to go devil instead?/ Bow down to the madness that makes me."<a rel="payment" href="https://www.patreon.com/sharpenyourtongue">Support the show</a>

Ada Limón's "Late Summer After a Panic Attack" is a poem rich in disquiet and suburban claustrophobia. Join us as we discuss Limón's mastery of stillness, and whether or not we should get these lines as a tattoo: "What if I want to go devil instead?/ Bow down to the madness that makes me." Support the show

Ada Limón's "Late Summer After a Panic Attack" is a poem rich in disquiet and suburban claustrophobia. Join us as we discuss Limón's mastery of stillness, and whether or not we should get these lines as a tattoo: "What if I want to go devil instead?/ Bow down to the madness that makes me."<a href="https://www.patreon.com/sharpenyourtongue" rel="noopener noreferrer">Support the show</a>

Episode Six: Late Summer After a Panic Attack by Ada Limón

Welcome to Sharpen Your Tongue, a podcast aimed at making poetry accessible and fun. Each episode, we’ll do a deep dive into a favorite poem, investigating its rhythm and imagery, and breaking down how and why that particular work enchants us.

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Episode Six: Late Summer After a Panic Attack by Ada Limón

Episode Six: Late Summer After a Panic Attack by Ada Limón