by Poetry International | Jan 14, 2026 | In Real Time, Uncategorized
Epilogue From the Greek etymology, epilogue means “words attached at the end.” However, we believe that endings are often elliptical. One cycle ends, another begins; one story ends, another begins, in perpetuity. These poems ask us to open our memory boxes, to reflect... by Attilio Bertolucci | Jan 13, 2026 | Alphabetical Order, Poetry, Uncategorized
Women Behind Genoa and Elsewhere by Attilio Bertolucci | Translated by Nicholas Benson While they walkedthe dusty Sunday roadechoes with their laughter— women young and oldtook another road, closingkerchiefs in fists, later in summer,on another Apennine, covered with... by Moniza Alvi | Jan 5, 2026 | Alphabetical Order, Poetry, Uncategorized
The Child and the Stairs by Moniza Alvi I hear you running up and down the stairs,but the minute I grab hold of the banisteryou turn your face the other way.Surely, you’re my childhood, visiting a favourite place,and hiding awkwardly from me?I was once a tenant... by Priscilla Atkins | Jan 4, 2026 | Alphabetical Order, Poetry, Uncategorized
Driving to Cincinnati by Priscilla Atkins Sunday fog shrouding the passing fields,a triangle of red reflector tapesuddenly floats, unattached, on the roadin front of me, until the black rhythmof hooves, the erect rectangle of a carriagecorporealize into sounds and... by Poetry International | Jan 2, 2026 | Uncategorized
The Book of Fools by Sam Taylor Reviewed by Catherine Imbriglio Missing fish. Missing birds. Missing bees. One absence meeting another absence. Sam Taylor’s brilliant, intricately woven The Book of Fools explores these and other facets of sorrow and loss by... by Fayad Jamís | Dec 15, 2025 | Alphabetical Order, Poetry, Uncategorized
The Chair by Fayad Jamís | Translated from the Spanish by Kathleen Weaver On the chair a favorite book a dirty shirt a glass full of noise and thirst or a beach where dolphins of smoke are meditating Its wood has rested my bones insubstantial airinternational politics...