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Ruins and Other PoemsSamer Abu Hawwash In these poems, Samer Abu Hawwash stands upon ancient and modern ruins, engaging with the archetypal Arabic qasida and its echoes in the present, set against a backdrop of exile, displacement, and genocide. The site of the ruin, the journey, and the return home are the three movements of the archetypal Arabic form with which Samer contends in his book length poem. Writing in and from the moment of crisis, the poet keeps returning to

that we make a bed in it

Willem Wilmink

a hospital

and it will be honored at any literary bank

in collaboration with programmer Ian Sommerville

en legt dit misschien ook nieuwe dingen bloot

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In ‘the slaughtered air

In het licht van de leegte komt hij tot radicale herdefinities van centrale boeddhistische geloofswaarheden over onder meer de Boeddha en nirvana

Gboyega Odubanjo’s Adam builds from the Genesis myth and from Yoruba culture to examine with an unflinching eye the disappearance of a child and its implication for all Black lives

Notley has created a "spoken" text

almost imperceptibly

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