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From “Discipline Park”
- Colorado Review
- Center for Literary Publishing
- Volume 45, Number 3, Fall/Winter 2018
- pp. 120-123
- 10.1353/col.2018.0081
- Article
- Additional Information
Abstract:
I was born in Prentice Women’s Hospital—a landmark of architectural brutalism, designed by Bertrand Goldberg. In 2014, Prentice was demolished by Northwestern University, where I worked at the time. These poems document the demolition obsessively, asking: what is the relationship between an individual and institution under neo-liberalism?