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Algo Automatico

By Alexis Hernandez Author’s Note: When writing Algo Automatico I found that I reflected heavily on my time flying between both my hometown and New York. While New York is rewarding I have found that there is always this feeling of an automatic switch. When I first moved to

Canción Otoñal

Federico Garcia Lorca was born on June 5, 1898 in Fuente Vaqueros Spain. In Federico’s poems he would convey feelings of love, death, tragedy, etc. He was a huge asset in Spanish poetry and theater. Despite the plans of becoming a musician and composer, he found his love for

Translation of Li Qingzhao Poem “A Southern Song for the Dead”

Translation of Li Qingzhao Poem “A Southern Song for the Dead”

Li Qingzhao was a poet in the time of China's Song Dynasty. She was born in 1084 in Shandong, China and died in 1155. Born from two poet parents, her path in life was decided from the beginning. Li met and married her husband Zhao Mingcheng, also a

And here’s the song (translation)

And here’s the song (translation)

Ann Cefola translates the revolutionary poetry of Hélène Sanguinetti

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Poet and journalist Shelby Hall shares her thoughts about revolution in love in French and English.

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