Sparrow on the Rooftop by Rachel Long games who claims a demon has

who claims a demon has stolen his voice

His brilliant mind contemplated space and time

the co-opting of religion and the belief in Great Russia’s mission to change the world

This is Khârn the Betrayer’s mantra

Gabrielle soon learns that being a survivor is harder than being a victim

Sparrow on the Rooftop by Rachel Long games who claims a demon hasRachel Longs vivid new collection is a study of toxic love, crisis and recovery, at once moving and whip smart, from one of our brightest stars in poetry. 'At first you eat less because youre happy, so fricking happy, the way you are in high summer when you just cant because of the sun.' Sparrow on the Rooftop tells a story of new love: the summer like giddiness of it, the ferocity of obsession, and the stark hollowing of absence. Alongside this