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'things there are no words for, but should be', tatheve simonyan
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'things there are no words for, but should be', tatheve simonyan
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Tony Hoagland, from Application for Release from the Dream; “The Complex Sentence”
Simone Weil, Lectures on Philosophy
Victoria Chang, from Dear Memory: Letters on Writing, Silence, and Grief; “Dear Teacher,”
[Text ID: “The language of poetry reminded me to stay alive. It reminded me that, when it felt like I had nothing, I was nothing, I still had words. I could ride language as if on a horseback, and it could take me anywhere, including deeply into myself.”]
Night diffusing a mystery / that illuminates my language, whenever it is more visible / I [am] more fearful of a tomorrow in the fist.
mahmoud darwish, your night is of lilac, the butterfly’s burden, trans. fady joudah
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Vocabulary, Safia Elhillo
from Hélène Cixous' "Love of the Wolf"