The Cartographer of Absences

The Cartographer of Absences

Mia Couto (trans. David Brookshaw)

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Pick a Color

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Souvankham Thammavongsa

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Nebraska

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George Whitmore

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“Sniped Sonnet,” a Poem by Zeina Hashem Beck

“Sniped Sonnet,” a Poem by Zeina Hashem Beck

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Playing Wolf

Playing Wolf

Zuzana Říhová (trans. Alex Zucker)

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“The Funeral”

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“Distinguished Office of Echoes,” a Poem by Lisa Olstein

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Patrica Lockwood

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“Autoimmune Aubade,” a Poem by Chet’la Sebree

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Great Disasters

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Grady Chambers

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Serge

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Yasmina Reza (trans. Jeffrey Zuckerman)

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Poet Margot Kahn on Why She Left One Particular Poem Out of Her Collection

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“One of the poems I put in my stack involved my father’s dick.”

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“The Body of Grief as Rice and Butter,” a Poem by Alison Lubar

“The Body of Grief as Rice and Butter,” a Poem by Alison Lubar

From the Collection “The Other Tree”

By Alison Lubar | September 17, 2025

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