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the undigested cake and eat it of daily life
to re-engage with a deeper awareness of shared experience
The poet intertwines Ireland's colonial history with an examination of how the crises of mental health and housing affect those in domestic spaces
immigrant anxieties: these poems look inward
and those imposed by photographs
The Patients All Seemed Happy by Lianne O'Hara Arachne Press the undigested cake and eatGrangegorman Dublin's oldest psychiatric institution operated from 1814 to 2013, becoming a centerpiece of Ireland's troubling legacy of mass institutionalisation. By the 1970s, the country housed more people in mental hospitals per capita than anywhere else in the world. Beyond those with mental illness, Grangegorman became home to society's unwanted: people with intellectual disabilities, alcohol problems, and those who simply found no way to fit
