Armen Davoudian — Coming Out of the Shower
2026-01-28 · 16 min · episode 5 · 14 entities
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In Armen Davoudian’s casually intimate poem “Coming Out of the Shower”, mother and son perform their morning routines in the small, shared space of their household’s only bathroom. She chats and puts on her makeup, while he showers and uses her shampoo and robe — oh what rhythm, affection, and ease are to be seen in this dance they both know so well.
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Armen Davoudian has an MFA from Johns Hopkins University, and is currently a PhD candidate in English at Stanford University. His poems and translations from Persian appear in Poetry Magazine , the Hopkins Review , the Yale Review , and elsewhere. His chapbook, Swan Song , won the Frost Place Competition. Armen grew up in Isfahan, Iran, and currently lives in California.
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