Poempoetry-magazineWe Believe in Our SoulBy XiwaTranslated By Wang PingWe believe in our soulMore so than our visible, touchable fleshWe believe in our soul, as if we had …
Poempoetry-magazine叮嘱By Ye Zhou将一盏灯送进石窟,也别忘了带一把青稞。将一棵菩提栽上壁画,也别忘了供一碗净水。将一尊佛像请进敦煌,一定别忘了养一对羔羊。菩萨不会走。可万一走了,这些就是我们疼痛的拌料。
Poempoetry-magazine我们如此确信自己的灵魂By Xiwa我们如此确信自己的灵魂比我们看得见,摸得着的肉体更为确信,仿佛我们真的见过她亲手抚摸过她,弯下身来为她洗过脚在夜间闻过她腋窝里的汗味在清晨听过她的哈欠声与唇语我们如此确信我们的灵魂确信她比我们的肉体更…
Poempoetry-magazineHeavenBy Jim Johnstoneis just a garden, really.A plot of land where you might reach downto touch the snowand crystallize. …
Poempoetry-magazinePleaseBy Ye ZhouTranslated By Wang PingPlease bring a lightInto the grotto cave, please don’t forgetTo bring a handful of barley.Please plant…
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Poempoetry-magazineEloquenceBy Georgio RussellWithin this simple chapel, located near the navelof the little clinic, the walls are all the whiteof…
Poempoetry-magazineDear Sister Agnes,By Jacques J. Rancourt Can I still call you Emily? Not long after we last saw each other, I too changed my name. Dropped …
ArticleThis Be the Place: A Countercultural Ritual in JapanBy Michael FrazierI closed my eyes and surrendered to the quiet—which was not as quiet as I thought.
Poempoetry-magazineThe Closet WeeperBy Mitchell GlazierStiletto melon collies, a tinsel mystic streaks our homeplace.Lantern flies triple from the sleeping…
Poempoetry-magazineWork EthicBy Heidi WilliamsonYou’re fifteen and nowhere in a town on the edge of pitiful lands stripped of fruit. The burger van’…
Poempoetry-magazineThese Headphones Should Be FreeBy Kashawn TaylorI walk down a dim hall, and appreciate the coruscating layer of wax on the floor(how I could sleep there…