Memory Map - Prakash, Tara
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Memory Map charts a deeply personal geography of family, remembrance, and loss, navigating the fragility of memory and the aging process through traditional and experimental poetry. Divided into three parts, this chapbook acts as both a literal and emotional map-one that traces childhood kitchens, nursing home couches, community pools, and imagined mountain trails, all while searching for bearings in the face of change. As memory fades and time pushes forward, the speaker tries to anchor meaning in place, in texture, in the smallest details-a red carpet, a ceramic bowl, a blueberry held on a…mehr

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Memory Map charts a deeply personal geography of family, remembrance, and loss, navigating the fragility of memory and the aging process through traditional and experimental poetry. Divided into three parts, this chapbook acts as both a literal and emotional map-one that traces childhood kitchens, nursing home couches, community pools, and imagined mountain trails, all while searching for bearings in the face of change. As memory fades and time pushes forward, the speaker tries to anchor meaning in place, in texture, in the smallest details-a red carpet, a ceramic bowl, a blueberry held on a palm. Memory Map invites readers to walk alongside, to pause at the intersections of grief and tenderness, and to consider what it means to lose our way and our memories-and still remember where we began.
Autorenporträt
Tara Prakash is the 2025 National Youth Poet Laureate Runner-Up, the 9th Youth Poet Laureate of the United States South, and the inaugural Youth Poet Laureate of Maryland. Her work has been recognized in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards (where she received National Gold and National Silver Medals), National YoungArts Foundation, and the New York Times, and has appeared in Best American, The Lumiere Review, and The Daphne Review, among others. A Pushcart Prize nominee, Tara has performed her has performed her poetry at The Kennedy Center, the National Press Club, the Smithsonian Institution, and other venues. You can learn more about her at taraprakashwrites.com.