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Three poems, written during the height of the coronavirus pandemic in the United States, are presented. The poems convey frustration, fear, and sense-making emerging from an unprecedented normative, health, and information crisis. They also evoke discourses regarding inequalities exacerbated during the pandemic, as well as questions of political legitimacy and the impotence of truth.
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