David Naimon
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4,074 appearances
10 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 24 Aug
David Naimon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We frequency, because it is part of a most vital and mystical practice of undoing.
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In her precision, she slits the grammars of empire, making language openings that are brief refuges for her beloveds.
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Here is Marwa's question about your own slit grammars and language openings.
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Well, let me continue with this curiosity about low flying planes, because you refer to it often as a form within interviews.
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And I'm curious how they are a form.
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And also returning to Safia's question about repetition, I counted thirteen poems in the collection with this same name as the title.
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So thirteen low flying planes in low flying.
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planes and they're all unlike the other poems in all caps and they're all capitalized.
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And also how they amass most predominantly at the end.
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We have low flying planes here and there throughout, and then sort of a whole fleet of low flying planes as we f finish.
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So I was wondering if you could speak a little more about this form.
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Is it like Marwa suggests?
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a countervailing force to gravity, a force of levity.
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Either way, what what makes a poem a low flying plane poem?
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Beyond the title, and then maybe you could just pick a couple of them for us to hear.
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You're getting vocabulary.
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Oh levity, yeah.
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that's one.
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But it's an upward That's one.
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It's if you just think about it the opposite of gravity.
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