Volume 12, no. 2
Philip Fried
Introduction: Fashion and Fishbone
POETRY & TRANSLATIONS
Mahmoud Darwish
Translated from the Arabic by Fady Joudah
What Will Remain?
He’s Calm, and I Am, Too
Nothing Pleases Me
Now, When You Awaken, Remember
Dream, What Is It?
I Have the Wisdom of One Condemned to Death
The Kurd Has Only the Wind
Charles Dobzynski
Translated from the French by Marilyn Hacker
My Life as a Wall
Julia Hartwig
Introduction to the Poetry of Julia Hartwig, by John Carpenter
Translated from the Polish by John and Bogdana Carpenter
Ghosts
A Procession
Far Away
To Conquer the Mountain
A Manuscript
Homage to Apollinaire
A Medium
Beautiful Sisters
Waiting for a Signal
Maurice
Helen Clare
Aye
The Tattooist’s Woman
Penelope Shuttle
The Repose of Baghdad
Sister
Serious Things
Colors
August 6, 1945...
Andrew Sant
The Lemon Tree...
Two Fishermen
Marvelous Harbors
Angie Estes
Olé
The House in Good Taste
Transcript
John Kinsella
Canto (cont. A)
Canto Cracking Open
Antony Dunn
Why Did the Chicken
Taha Muhammad Ali
Translated from the Arabic by Peter Cole, Yahya Hijazi, and Gabriel Levin
Where
The Place Itself: Or, I Hope You Can’t Digest It
Tea and Sleep
Ruth Fainlight
Dixit Dominus
D. Nurkse
The Child
The Anti-Death
Practice
Mount Tabor
Marc Kaminsky
Home to Milosz
Saturday, from Ark of the Day
Hal Sirowitz
Never a Child
My Quiet Death
Bad Taste in Apples
John Brehm
First and Last
Ian Brand
Approximate Still Life with Tubers and Skull
Simmons B. Buntin
The Vernacular of Fire and Rain
Her Mission of Light
Hugh Fox
#17, from Finally/Finalmente
Zero
SCOTLAND-CHINA
TRANSLATION PROJECT
Polly Clark
General Introduction
W. N. Herbert
Translator’s Introduction
A Night in the Purple Tulip Palace (Adagio) by Yang Lian
Translator’s Introduction
Nameless Lake by Zhou Zan
Pascale Petit
Translator’s Introduction
The chrysanthemum lantern... by Zhai Yong Ming
Polly Clark
Translator’s Introduction
Pine Forest by Zhang Wei
Antony Dunn
Translator’s Introduction
May Rose by Tang XiaoDu
PROSE ON POETRY
ESSAY:
Baron Wormser
Robert Lowell’s “For the Union Dead” and “Political Poetry”
REVIEWS:
Scott Hightower
Chez Nous by Angie Estes
Jeanne Marie Beaumont
Open Field edited by Sina Queyras
Frank Beck
Redgrove’s Wife by Penelope Shuttle
Lifelines: Poets for Oxfam (CD) edited by Todd Swift