To Love Something You Must Carry It On Your Back sec a week in a carriage

a week in a carriage is exactly enough time to turn the world upside down

she learns that her long-estranged best friend from childhood

an indie folk singer forever teetering on the edge of fame

the things we do for love

But there are those who know the revolution began with them—and could end with them

To Love Something You Must Carry It On Your Back sec a week in a carriageBy: Keana Aguila Labra to love something you must carry it on your back is a reflection of growing up in the Filipino American diaspora. With, sometimes, fragmented imagery and themes of yearning, generational trauma, Superman, and airports, Aguila Labra presents their experiences, though disjointed, as unequivocally theirs. The houses and places moved through remain home with our two sinks and two dishwashers the nicks where we marked our heights and