Diaspora Sonnets Joe Bagley Every day he stands on

Every day he stands on the same ice

and an invitation to consider better ways of imagining masculinity

causing mayhem and mischief that everyone blames on her

Heather O'Neill delivers a vivid

Diaspora Sonnets Joe Bagley Every day he stands onIn 1972, after Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, Oliver de la Paz's father, in a last fit of desperation to leave the Philippines, threw his papers at an immigration clerk, hoping to get them stamped. He was prepared to leave, having already quit his job and having exchanged pesos for dollars; but he couldn't anticipate the challenges of the migratory lifestyle he and his family would soon adopt in America. Their search for a sense of home and