K. Eltinaé is a Sudanese poet of Nubian descent, his work has appeared in World Literature Today, The African American Review and About Place Journal, among others. A selection of his poems was shortlisted for the 2019 Brunel International African Poetry Prize. Besides writing, he loves reading, the oud & kora, handmade foutas, old school rap, and …
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“The Mosquito”
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“Dead Poem”
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“Leopards in the Temple”
from Babyn Yar
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“Children”
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“Children”
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“Come Close”
“Overblown Roses”
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“A Man from Mars”
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“[Once she had a book]”
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“[He told stories the way you peel a fruit]”
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“Almost Invisible”