Two 
​by Iduna Paalman 
​(translated from the Dutch by Daniel Nemo)

In the city of survivors everything’s put into words / schematically. Sign plates under house numbers / record how much violence has been done, which attempts failed ...

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Two
​​by Marie Lundquist
​(translated from the Swedish by Kristina Andersson Bicher)

​I go out into the woods. Surrounded by / wooden idols, I recognize myself. / Man’s origins are wood. / That’s where the thirst comes from.
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the    autobiography    between    us
​by toino dumas
​(translated from the French by Arielle Burgdorf)

​shadows tell tales / to the moon glow / slow merge / say / say again / say in-between / bacteriogenesis on the surface of the heart / no, never alone / we are written together / between reef and tide ...

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A    poem
by Fernando Pessoa
​(translated from the Portuguese by Daniel Nemo)

​Everything’s as sharp as a sunflower in my eyes. / I’m used to walking the roads / Looking left and right / And sometimes looking back ... / And what I see each moment / Is something I've never seen before ...

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Three
​by Rainer Maria Rilke
​(translated from the German by Daniel Nemo)

Almond trees in blossom: all we can / do here is recognize our own earthly appearance / that leaves no trace ...
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​Homeric    Hymn    to    Helios
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(translated from the Ancient Greek by Fortunato Salazar)

a green fish in a green sea / a green fish in the shape / of a rhombus .inconspicuous .and / let’s say home is the yoke / of fetters or better yet ...
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L'Alouette
​by Daniel Nemo
​(translated from the English by Pryscilla Hebel)

​Le poète voit l’alouette se consumer / tel un cierge pour les oiseaux disparus. / [Son chant enseigne les mots / pour aimer au dedans / comme au dehors / du poème.] ...​

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