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[Invocative / Apostrophic]: A Poem by Nam Le

[Invocative / Apostrophic]: A Poem by Nam Le

From His New Collection, “36 Ways of Writing a Vietnamese Poem”

By Nam Le | March 5, 2024

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By Rebecca Morgan Frank | March 4, 2024

Read Stanislav Belsky’s Poems of<br> Wartime Kyiv

Read Stanislav Belsky’s Poems of
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“We are moving to a new office / we will be packed, like herring, / into separate boxes...” Translated by Olga Mikolaivna

By Literary Hub | March 1, 2024

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Stephanie Niu

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“DOE PROBLEMS,” a Poem by Kevin Latimer

“DOE PROBLEMS,” a Poem by Kevin Latimer

From the Collection “SOUP”

By Kevin Latimer | February 19, 2024

“Virgula,” a Poem by Sasja Janssen

“Virgula,” a Poem by Sasja Janssen

From the Collection “Virgula” Translated by Michele Hutchison

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“Self-Portrait as Sister.” A Poem by Ae Hee Lee

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“Holy Land, Wasted.” A Poem by Ahmad Almallah and Huda Fakhreddine

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“Dead Cats Continue to Meow.” A Poem by Nasser Rabah

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“One morning, we didn’t find homes, just heaps of red words piled like dirty clothes on sidewalks...”

By Nasser Rabah | December 22, 2023

“Revenge.” A Poem by Taha Muhammad Ali

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Two Poems by Marlon Hacla, Translated by Kristine Ong Muslim

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By Marlon Hacla | December 6, 2023

“Untitled Medley.” A Poem by Olatunde Osinaike

“Untitled Medley.” A Poem by Olatunde Osinaike

“I think they like me / like that: with the black off.”

By Olatunde Osinaike | December 5, 2023

“Zombies,” a Poem by Alissa Quart

“Zombies,” a Poem by Alissa Quart

“When I don’t report on others / I report on myself.”

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“Then My Friend in Nablus Had a Dream.” New Poetry by Fady Joudah

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“Everyone was fleeing / but he kept with his prayers.”

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