Mercurial, or Is That Liberty Will Alexander at once familiar and unspeakably

at once familiar and unspeakably profound

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Mercurial, or Is That Liberty Will Alexander at once familiar and unspeakablyRachelle Rahm The debut poetry collection by Lebanese American poet Rachelle Rahm, Mercurial, or Is That Liberty? is the work of a dual citizendual in conscience, dual in political allegiance, in exteriority, in friction with genders dualism, aspirations dualism, and the ache of the ethical. A lyrical reckoning with a dualism that has been accepted, rejected, embedded in an endless cycle of self critique, until the border between its apparent halves