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poems by A.E. Baconsky

[Five Poems from Corpses in the Void] translated from Romanian by Ștefan Bolea   Prophetic Anatomy   There isn’t any poison left only some pale fluids the sunburnt tongue cries in agony

poems by Ivan Pozzoni

If the verses do not protest   If the verses don’t protest about the nature of Italy’s excise taxes on taxes, against nature, we will end up like Britain’s Brexit with petrol skyrocketing we’ll have to dinghy our way out of the EU

poems by Michael Svishchov

translated by: Anna Idelevich  Krivoshlyapov brothers   First shift in Sosnovy Bor, In the morning things don’t go well – myshel-myshel – In step with a knock, they will walk through the yard

Lights and Shadows (Lumini şi umbre)

by Otilia Cazimir translated by Ștefan Bolea You have deceitful, black and evil eyes Dead water wells which hide Black eyeballs flickering in the back Enticing me toward the depths like your eyes.

Dream (Vis)

by Mihai Eminescu translated by Ștefan Bolea   What a strange dream I’ve had, but dreams Are fabrications of the sleep: The night’s mind makes them up, And they’re told by the black mouths of the night.

poem by Dmitry Blizniuk

from Ukraine, Kharkov translated from Russian by Sergey Gerasimov A Pair of Opening Scissors   Like a scorpion that hears through the night the velvet steps of a caravan far, far away,

War

by Jonathan Vidgop translated into English by Leo Shtutin My room is very small. I can traverse it in five steps, turn right or left, depending on what wall I’m walking along, and take three further steps. My room thus resembles a Christian coffin or an antique pencil box with a fitted wooden lid. But […]

poems by Ivan de Monbrison

translated into English from the Russian originals by the author We are Sunday morning, the month of May 2022 is almost over, Saturday night, there was a soccer competition in Paris, this morning the city was full of garbage that the fans had left everywhere, they had even broken tree branches. A jay was lying […]

Vladimir’s cock

by Călin Torsan translated from Romanian by Mihai-Andrei Fulgescu ― Mommy, mommy! See, this rock looks like one of the three piggies from the cartoons! Right? Indeed, there was a sculpture occupying the middle of the exhibit hall that could be interpreted like this. Nevertheless, the mom went the extra mile and whispered to her […]

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