Waxing poetic: Wild Nights, Suburus, and… Neitzche?

Oh boy, it’s poem night at Q4Q. Join the party for some of the most mournful, raunchy, and yearning iambic pentameter pieces this show has ever seen. Haley and their special guest, Ash, set out to ask some important questions–When did “snowflake” become a thing? Did Emily Dickinson date women? Will men EVER stop quoting Neitzche? 

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Music strummed by Omar Nassar. Cover art by Bekah Rich.

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