Poetry 2019 2/2

Christina M. Rau -USA-

Ghosts You can’t compete with a phantom a floating composite past being. The little sigh living inside an eardrum. From every soft ...

Ana Vidal Egea -Spain-

The ones that leave Us, who went away from home early first, to another city, then another country, – Increasingly severe –...

Keisha-Gaye Anderson -Jamaica-

Everything is Necessary every thing is necessary, required to be is just is how you see is up to you are you pink and green ...

Hussein Habasch -Kurdistan-

I don’t Care How or Where I Die I rest my head on the rock of the oblivion! Like a chorus I echo the saddest song as follow: I don’t...

Silvia Goldman -Uruguay-

THE SHOUT I cannot seek the path from this voice from the shout whose father does not recognize me neither can I request the father to...

Seamus Scanlon -Ireland-

Dangerous Dan McGrew My uncle Jack slept late into the afternoon Lying like a stunned bear in his street clothes Staccato snoring...

María Bonilla -Costa Rica-

XI. There are many days in one minute, wrote Shakespeare. However, I always, always arrived at the exact time, I write. At life, at...

Carolina Pihelgas -Estonia-

By the Emajõgi River Little Sisyphus gathers up stones and plays with them. Streets, houses, cars. A gentle glow in his hair, a...

José Ernesto Delgado Hernández -Puerto Rico-

My name is Rajuma My name was turned into ashes a sinister night in Rakáin. I remember the river’s water, the screams carving our...

Carolina Sánchez -Colombia-

Bogotá, Colombia. She earned a BA in Philosophy and an MA in Literary Studies from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia. She is editor...

Gustavo Gac-Artigas -Chile-

I how I long, at seventy, to love you as at twenty laughter exploding from our lips for no reason our lips blending to silence the...

Laura Casielles -Spain-

Laura Casielles (Spain, 1986) is a poet and a journalist. She is the autor of four collections of poetry: Soldado que huye (‘A soldier...