Something Evergreen Called LifeRania Mamoun (trans. Yasmine Seale) After years of writing and organizing against the regime of Omar al Bashir, Sudanese writer, journalist, and activist Rania Mamoun was finally forced to leave her country with her young daughters, taking refuge in a US city in the early throes of a pandemic. Confined to her new home, Mamoun embarked on a daily practice of writing out of which emerged these poems of loss, despair, and hope. Brought into English by

antwoord op de vraag wat heeft deze ontmoeting opgeroepen

and Christian Wolff

as has everyone ever since - but ancient critics praised it for its enargeia

replete with signposts like hieroglyphs in a storm of shrapnel and broken glass

Alice Theobald

And what do we become in sleep

translations

Het was het begin van een grote carrière als puntdichter

the Russian composer

inspired leaps and free associations spills forth from a choir living in oppression and transience

De klimaatdichters

laat je voelen