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Chenyi Wu

Chenyi Wu is a writer from Texas. Wu has published three poetry anthologies, one of which has been accepted into the Library of Congress’s permanent collection, one full-length poetry book, and one short story chapbook. She considers writing poetry to be her primary form of self-expression and hopes to write for the rest of her life. Wu has been published by Polyphony Lit, Creation Magazine, the Moonstone Arts Center, Inlandia Journal, Querencia Press, Apprentice Writer, and more. Alongside writing, Wu currently attends The University of Texas at Austin, where she studies Plan II Honors, International Relations and Global Studies, and Chinese.

Wish You Were

Had I loved you, any less; & granulated, this song… With welded peekaboos, & statutory flamethrowers, magmabursters, in packets, of three; Had I loved you, Like the sun, Rose; Sweetly loved You, As our bodies, Convulsed; in whipped Decorum; in …

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