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In a 2013 interview, Will Alexander says: “When language is felt as a living intelligence, it quickens as one internally develops.” Later in the same conversation, he calls the experience of being perpetually attuned to language’s spontaneity “Poetic Yoga,” a notion he muses over in his 1998 poem “Above the Human Nerve Domain”:

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“There Are No Nouns to Ensnare Me”: Decolonization of Identity in Will Alexander’s Poetics

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    2025年

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  • Giorgia Pavlidou

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In a 2013 interview, Will Alexander says: “When language is felt as a living intelligence, it quickens as one internally develops.” Later in the same conversation, he calls the experience of being perpetually attuned to language’s spontaneity “Poetic Yoga,” a notion he muses over in his 1998 poem “Above the Human Nerve Domain”: