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/WYATT RUSSELL as DAVID WINTER

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X-Nativity
Art by David Winters
David Winter, Scott Larcher (David im Wunderland, 1998)
David Winter - Giants: It's So Much Larger Than Life (1987)
Havenât posted here in a minute! Slowly catching up with publication newsâso glad & moved to have new work in West Branch. These two poems, along with a comment, are part of a special feature, âWelcome to the River: Poets on Queerness & Lineage,â edited by David Winter. Here are my contributor copies + the first page of the longer poem. You can also read this special feature online at the official West Branch site.Â
Many thanks to David for asking me to be a part of this gathering; what an honor to share space with Oliver Baez Bendorf, Kathy Fagan, Carl Phillips, and Rickey Laurentiis.
And shout-out to Joseph O. Legaspi in my comment. My first poem here, âThe School of Logicâ is for the super logical and always beautiful Jeff Gilbert. My second poem, âThe School of Joy / Letter to Michelle Linâ is dedicated in memory to my wonderful student Tanya Jones & addressed to the brilliant Michelle Lin, who always knows what snacks to bring. With love & queer futures. â€ïž

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His latest letter is a lovely ruse, but it is not a knife I care to use. No, itâs a slow ember I cradle in throatâs depth.
One half of tonightâs Cantab double feature is long-ago Cantab regular and Ohio State MFA David Winter! This is from his poem âRe: (no subject),â published in The Offing.
David Winter (David im Wunderland, 1998)
David Winter Continued
David Winter! He was last seen being "special arrested" That of course means that MI6 gets involved! Two agents question him: Lewis and Amanda. They're brother and sister.Â
Put simply, Lewis is bad cop, Amanda is good cop. They question him a bit, but David remains stubborn on the fact that he didn't know it was connected to the crime ring. Because he didn't. He ends up getting thrown back into a cell for a while. A cell with three other guys. After a little while of silence, the back of the cell wall is blown off. The three other guys are being broken out.Â
Taking the chance, David joins them. After a bit of a chase, David and his new acquaintances escape the police. David now has a long lasting relationship with seve- Oh, what's that? Uh, nevermind. I just got word that they immediately told him to scram. But now MI6 REALLY doesn't believe that David's "just an unlucky American." Lewis and Amanda are assigned to capture him.Â
 One stormy day, they find him walking the streets and chase him. David ends up coming along an abandoned gas station, and decides to hide on the roof while L(ewis) and A(manda) pass. When he gets up there, a section of the roof caves in and he falls inside. He breaks a rib or two. Luckily for him, though, there was a guy named George just kinda. Hanging out there. George helps David out, and they start talking. Turns out, George is in a semi-similar situation to David. Just, you know, less being chased. George doesn't want to leave a hurt man, and ends up staying with David.Â
This time, he does have a permanent friend! George and David are partners in crime for around 2 years, constantly being hunted by L and A. Amanda at this point doesn't seem to be putting in as much effort as Lewis. There have even been times where her and David were alone together, and they talked for a bit before he got away.Â