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Poetry 1/n
A Pastoral, Agha Shahid Ali
A Pastoral, Agha Shahid Ali
2/n
Oranges, Telephones, Weather
Satyajit Sarna
Oranges, Telephones, Weather
Satyajit Sarna
3/n
From, Fatimah Asghar
From, Fatimah Asghar
4/n
Why are your poems so dark?
Linda Pastan
Why are your poems so dark?
Linda Pastan
6/n
The Boundary Commission, Paul Muldoon
The Boundary Commission, Paul Muldoon
7/n
Black Postcards, Tomas Tranströmer
Black Postcards, Tomas Tranströmer
8/n
He said I wrote about death,
Kim Dower
He said I wrote about death,
Kim Dower
9/n
To the woman crying uncontrollably in the next stall, Kim Addonizio
To the woman crying uncontrollably in the next stall, Kim Addonizio
10/n
In light of our disparate anchors,
Asiya Wadud
In light of our disparate anchors,
Asiya Wadud
12/n
To A Skull, Hai-Dang Phan
To A Skull, Hai-Dang Phan
15/n
Days of 1903, CP Cavafy
Days of 1903, CP Cavafy
16/n
Threadsuns, Paul Celan
Threadsuns, Paul Celan
17/n
To K, Who Said a Poem Ended Weakly, Vijay Nambisan
To K, Who Said a Poem Ended Weakly, Vijay Nambisan
19/n
Syntax, Maureen N McLane
Syntax, Maureen N McLane
20/n
Self-Portrait, A K Ramanujan
Self-Portrait, A K Ramanujan
21/n
Kissing in Vietnamese, Ocean Vuong
Kissing in Vietnamese, Ocean Vuong
26/n
First Poem for You, Kim Addonizio
First Poem for You, Kim Addonizio
27/n
After All, John Allen Taylor
After All, John Allen Taylor
28/n
Deto(nation), Ocean Vuong
Deto(nation), Ocean Vuong
29/n
Sunday, Timothy Liu
Sunday, Timothy Liu
30/n
Because One Is Always Forgotten, Carolyn Forché
Because One Is Always Forgotten, Carolyn Forché
32/n
The Sea And The Man, Anna Swir
(Translated by Czeslaw Milosz and Leonard Nathan)
The Sea And The Man, Anna Swir
(Translated by Czeslaw Milosz and Leonard Nathan)
33/n
Poem by Ashik Kumar
Poem by Ashik Kumar
34/n
Black Stone Lying On A White Stone, César Vallejo
Black Stone Lying On A White Stone, César Vallejo
35/n
Monotony, CP Cavafy
Monotony, CP Cavafy
37/n
The Burning, Liz Berry
The Burning, Liz Berry
39/n
The Bight, Elizabeth Bishop
The Bight, Elizabeth Bishop
40/n
Thank You, Sabrina Orah Mark
Thank You, Sabrina Orah Mark
41/n
Sea Fever, John Masefield
Sea Fever, John Masefield
42/n
A Mirror Never Lies, Negar Emrani
A Mirror Never Lies, Negar Emrani
43/n
Microaggression Bingo, Fatimah Asghar
Microaggression Bingo, Fatimah Asghar
44/n
Holdfast, Robin Beth Schaer
Holdfast, Robin Beth Schaer
46/n
Every Morning, Mary Oliver
Every Morning, Mary Oliver
47/n
Sublimation Point, Jason Schneiderman
Sublimation Point, Jason Schneiderman
48/n
On Death, without Exaggeration, Wislawa Szymborska
(for @swaroopkaaliyan, who introduced me to Szymborska)
On Death, without Exaggeration, Wislawa Szymborska
(for @swaroopkaaliyan, who introduced me to Szymborska)
50/n
Lament, Rainer Maria Rilke
Lament, Rainer Maria Rilke
51/n
Untitled, Marilyn Hacker
Untitled, Marilyn Hacker
52/n
Try to Praise the Mutilated World, Adam Zagajewski
Try to Praise the Mutilated World, Adam Zagajewski
53/n
A Poem of Love in Eleven Lines, Gerrit Lansing
A Poem of Love in Eleven Lines, Gerrit Lansing
54/n
Self-portrait, Jeet Thayil
Self-portrait, Jeet Thayil
55/n
A Litany for Survival, Audre Lorde
A Litany for Survival, Audre Lorde
56/n
The Quiet Machine, Ada Limón
The Quiet Machine, Ada Limón
57/n
[the day shifts...], Kari Edwards
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[the day shifts...], Kari Edwards
59/n
First Things At The Last Minute, Robert Hass
First Things At The Last Minute, Robert Hass
60/n
Scheherazade, Richard Siken
Scheherazade, Richard Siken
61/n
The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On, Franny Choi
The World Keeps Ending, and the World Goes On, Franny Choi
62/n
Wild Geese, Mary Oliver
Wild Geese, Mary Oliver
64/n
Choi Jeong Min, Franny Choi
Choi Jeong Min, Franny Choi
65/n
Leap-Centuries, Paul Celan
Leap-Centuries, Paul Celan
66/n
The Afternoon Sun, C P Cavafy
The Afternoon Sun, C P Cavafy
67/n
Love Poem For A Dry Spell, Emily Paige Wilson
Love Poem For A Dry Spell, Emily Paige Wilson
