Four Poems By João Luís Barreto Guimarães
Translated from the Portuguese by Calvin Olsen
You never miss Siena
The
train materialized on binario 3
the moment the ragazza served a cappuccino
on that shabby counter in...
Poems by Ranjith Sivaraman
Cloak of Solitude
When her eyes are blank and cold
When there are no ripples of warmth
When they are like a frozen brook in a new...
The Other Women – By Tali Cohen Shabtai
I cannot reach their output
for now
Every woman carries within her a month of
the Hebrew letter Tet * in the counting of some 270...
Haiku by Richard E Schell
Fine crystal glazes
on stark winter branches form,
in quiet midnight
⁕
Seek a higher path.
As the mighty trunks may fall,
humble grass prevails
⁕
Rabbit drinks alone,
from beneath cold winter...
Poems By Luis Cuauhtémoc Berriozabal
Dead Bird of Chinatown
I remember the dead
bird in the streets of
Chinatown on College
and Broadway many
years ago. I wonder
where his spirit sings
today. Who took...
Poems By Elza Neelima Mathew
The Cellar of Forgetfulness
It seems I don’t have the cellar of forgetfulness…
He who gauged it right for the sky,
for the earth,
and may be...
Poems by Vinod Vellayani
Translated from Malayalam by Ra Sh
What remains
I know you will
come up the hill
where days graze in summer.
So, pushing aside
all my busy schedules
I...
Three Poems by Ragila Saji
Translated from Malayalam by Ra Sh
Two breasts that came out of the woods
Two breasts
come out of the woods
to enter your dream.
You are...
Poems by Arya Gopi
A Roofless Home
Melancholy is a pallid sparrow
on an allamanda flower.
The heaviness of its alight
on a petal is unbearable.
Madness is like baby gravels
in a wild...
Poems By Aneek Chatterjee
Silence
And I began to talk to flowers.
What is better, silence or eloquence,
I don’t know.
You preferred silence, but I wanted
to talk.
The difference lingered and ultimately
got...
