The complete poem Water’s Footfall is available as a chapbook, including primary language and complete translator’s note here.
Category: New Work
Poetry: Omnidawn Book Prize Finalists
Rob Schlegel Jane Gregory Lily Ladewig Juliana Leslie John Myers
Poetry: Susanne Dyckman
56.57 what looks like rest or thought is wait sitting on a wooden slat what looks like seeing is a world away my fixed pause the point, time — where or how to sleep New York City
Poetry & Art: George Albon & Erik Waterkotte
George Albon’s Brief Capital of Disturbances has been blessed with some multidisciplinary offspring. Composer Mischa Salkind-Pearl has used it as a text in his piece “American Temple” (See the Omnidawn entry of April 6, 2009), and now artist Erik Waterkotte has…
Poetry: Jaime Robles
Under the earth —After x-rays taken of the Staffordshire hoard, Anglo Saxon Britain c. a.d. 700–800 like the wings of moths, outstretched crumpled stacked
Poetry: Ewa Chrusciel
Triangular Sketches N 1 I The drawing of foxes, the tentacles of earth. Whisper the cliffs. Pivot verticalities. Lumens. What Light admits. Let there be 4 & 6. Earth is air. News of luminous itineraries slide into shards, debris, annun…
Poetry: Orlando White
c bent by page to form a sling, the clasp of pap- er enfolds thought into type-projectile. within word space it will be an edge weapon, carved from ink, an ogive of tone. it flits as a consonant presage by…
Poetry: Omnidawn Chapbook Contest Finalists
Shannon Tharp Erin Wilson Jackie Clark Kate Schapira Robin Powlesland
Poetry: Catherine Meng
THE WOODPECKER One leg of the dock is carried off by an unprecedented tide free-standing now, pronounces each syllable fluttering at the darkness’ edge to stanch the grief of one image is to create another in close proximity to convey…
Poetry: Jenny Drai
(from an untitled poem sequence) next to you so I can hear the laces of fact : but also emboldens to the western forest w/other : ‘you have your battalion & I’ve amassed my own’ : interrupted & interlaced :…