MPT 5: Galician-Portuguese Troubadour Poetry Tanya ShirleyGalician Portuguese Troubadour Poetry translated by Richard Zenith + Fernando Pessoa, Sophia Mello Breyner, Luis Cernuda, Rafael Alberti, Aurora Araujo Story, Silvia Tomasa Rivera, Vittorio Sereni, Umberto Saba, Kyprian Norwid, Anna Kamieska, Jerzy Harasymowicz, Marcelijus Martinaitis, Paava Haavikko, Werner Aspenstrm, Lennart Sjgren, Ole Hessler, Heinrich Heine, Rose Auslnder, Michael Augustin, Rainer Franz Teuschl, Nikolay Gumilev, Ivan Bunin,
the first records of deaf people using manual signs to communicate date back to the sixteenth century
London Review of Books
Yannis Kondos
Harrison and MacDiarmid
Cell Block 5
after the military coup their Santiago apartment was used as a safe house by the Movimiento de Izquierda Revolucionaria
The focus moves from the Amazon's indigenous culture and history in the first book Porantim (1979)
and his long poem ‘Midnight’ is a rich montage of images of the land of his birth and the strong emotional responses to which these images give rise
castaway crickets
” — Rebecca Wolff
Dhaen Shahine – Selected Poems
a walk through the seasons
