Untitled
by Anya Logvinova. Translated from the Russian by Larissa Shmailo.
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Whose Grave Is It that Lies by the Juniper Tree
Afzal Ahmed Syed (as translated by Musharraf Ali Farooqi) contemplates mortality and immortality.
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Noor-e-Chashm
In “Noor-e-Chashmâ€, Mavra Rana interweaves a widow’s grief with memories of her late husband and their married life in a poem from our ninth issue featuring emerging Pakistani writers.
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The Climber
“you taking the long way home down an avenue/ of trees, that were all the proof you needed/ of high places…”
Poem of the Week (July 30), by Sophie Clarke
Impresiones
by Rafael Ayala Páez. Translated from the Spanish by Roger Hickin.
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Untitled
In “untitledâ€, Ilona Yusuf celebrates the rhythms of life: childhood puberty, marriage and death.
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Lullabies and Killers
In “Lullabies and Killersâ€, the poet juxtaposes survival against daily killings and burials. From our ninth issue.
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Magritte’s ‘The Human Condition’
Poem of the Week (July 23), by Doug Bolling
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The (Anti-)Poet’s Home
Audrey Ryback travels to Chile in search of two of the twentieth-century’s greatest poets
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Letter to a Silent Country
by Letitia Montgomery-Rodgers
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