Nasim Luczaj is a poet and translator between Polish and English. She is the author of HIND MOUTH (Earthbound Poetry Series). Her translations of contemporary Polish poets have appeared in The Atlanta Review. She is based in London. Duskwork: A Review of Nightfall Marginalia by Sarah Maclay
“The boy from the reform school fell / dragging a sandbag, /so we were really afraid.” | by Anna Swir
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This is verse one. This verse has no meaning. And this is verse two, in which you’re no longer yourself, i.e., you’re not the man from verse one, and now you’re not even the one you were in verse two and three, and four, or still in verse five. This poem is life, I do
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“A Prayer in Nineteen Forty-Three”