Transversal: A Latin American Poetry Lab at Harvard
The following poems are selections from translations commissioned by the [...]
I Know It But I Don’t Know It
I know it but I don't know it. Than sticks [...]
[From L’heure bleue, or The Judy Poems]
To avoid Jack when he's sad— what he indulgently calls [...]
Ovid, Exiled
Up and down this unfamiliar road the hills changing shapes [...]
How Héctor Vanquished the Greeks
In Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, there is a twelve-year-old boy who [...]
Re: No Subject
Within five seconds, you will be redirected to the site [...]
Now When Flying
We arrive two hours before departure, the dark still dark [...]
Rum & Raspberries
The center of our galaxy tastes like raspberries & smells [...]
I Am Not from the Philippines
A white guy liked me and it was like a [...]
“Captured, Tortured, and Biting a Stick”: Fourteen First Books of Poetry
“All poetry is experimental poetry,” Wallace Steven famously noted. Our [...]