Wednesday, October 25, 2017

tsalal a la last


(pic by clarence john laughlin via lanny quarles on fb)

Rosanne Cash reads Adrienne Rich.

drazeth brisk
fail azure pebble stymie
whale aboard origami kibble

ossuary skimp
of fallible gift glimmer
rabbit bzura

Just like a woman.


(via)

"As well as hunting for poems in at-risk languages, the National Poetry Library has commissioned four poets to write new poems in threatened languages, or languages lost to them personally. Joy Harjo will write in the language of her own Native American Mvskoke (Creek) Nation; Northern Irish poet Gearóid Mac Lochlainn in Irish Gaelic; Iraqi poet Nineb Lamassu will use Assyrian, a language not officially recognised in Iraq; and Ugandan poet Nick Makoha in his mother tongue, Luganda, which he lost when he fled Idi Amin’s dictatorship as a boy." --The Guardian (via The Page)

The wall that will be built.

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