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Poetry, Issue 36 Xuan W. Tay Poetry, Issue 36 Xuan W. Tay

Foliage

Here, I learnt that trees grow their branches until their tips encounter the tips of other trees, at which point they cease growing to leave space for air.

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Translation, Issue 36 Anita Harag (Tr. Marietta Morry & Walter Burgess) Translation, Issue 36 Anita Harag (Tr. Marietta Morry & Walter Burgess)

The Visit

It’s Alberto who will come. I haven’t seen him for years, but he will sense that I’m not well and can’t get up. And he will come. He’s my brother; he must sense that there is something the matter.

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Poetry Christiana Castillo Poetry Christiana Castillo
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In The Garden

My wild grief didn’t know where to start or end.

Sometimes, I dig my hands

through the earth just to get

my fingers dirty.

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