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Song of the Absent BrookSabrina Ramos Rubn (trans. S. Yates Gibson) Sabrina Ramos Rubns first English publication, translated by S. Yates Gibson, explores wild landscapes and architectural ruins, personal anguish and individual wonder. These poems are minimalist and visceral, cutting to the heart of Ramos Rubns subjects through first person narration sowed with eroticism, familial (dis)connection, and Caribbean flora and fauna. In a time of global climate change, Ramos Rubns

In these poems are living documents

Whitman continuously revised

where words become entangled with the language of marketing in order to reconfigure themselves in a poetic space that travels faster than the tube where these are found

Darwish confronts themes of equality and justice while offering a radical

Teare recontextualizes the work of Agnes Martin

Heeft het fosforescerende ogen

displacing and distorting our sense of intimacy

De titel van de bundel zegt het al

El Capital

undertaken over a decade apart

In zijn vijfde dichtbundel zet Stitou een wereld neer die zowel archaïsch is als hedendaags

frost traces my gaze all bottomless skies

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