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Choreopoems and Womanhood with Monica Prince

David and Monica Prince, poet and professor at Susquehanna University, have a fun but also heavy discussion about women and trauma, and about the writing of poetry and the production of choreopoems. Welcome to In Three Poems, where we read three poems with a different guest poet each episode, and the third poem is always a work by another poet, chosen by our guest. Support the Show: https://ko-fi.com/inthreepoems POEM 1 “Political Poem as Prayer”, written by Monica Prince, published in Movable Type ( 2023), read by David. POEM 2 From “Hysteria,” a Choreopoem in Progress, written and read by Monica. POEM 3 “I am unfit to raise daughters,” written by Jessica Nirvana Ram, from Earthly Gods (2024, Variant Lit), read by Monica Prince. Links: http://monicaprince.com What Is a Choreopoem? https://monicaprince.com/choreopoems Guest's Bio: Monica Prince, Associate Professor of Activist & Performance Writing, serves as Director of Africana Studies at Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania. She is the author of Roadmap: A Choreopoem, How to Exterminate the Black Woman: A Choreopoem, Instructions for Temporary Survival, and Letters from the Other Woman, with another choreopoem, FORCE, forthcoming in Janaury 2026. Her work appears in Twisted Tongue, In Short, Wildness, The Missouri Review, The Texas Review, The Rumpus, MadCap Review, American Poetry Journal, and elsewhere. As one of the foremost choreopoem scholars, Prince writes, teaches, and performs choreopoems across the nation.