The word "vos/z," spoken in Salvadoran Spanish, means "you" and also means "voice." If the word ends in "s" it means "you"; ending in "z" it means "voice." Leticia Hern???ndez-Linares's poetry comes in somewhere between the S and Z, and it is, like bread, like music, for everyone.
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The word "vos/z," spoken in Salvadoran Spanish, means "you" and also means "voice." If the word ends in "s" it means "you"; ending in "z" it means "voice." Leticia Hern???ndez-Linares's poetry comes in somewhere between the S and Z, and it is, like bread, like music, for everyone.
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