Odilon Redon, Nasturtiums, 1905.
their hands will become useless
Three poems by Piotr Maur, translated from Polish by Katarzyna Jakubiak
Franz Marc. The Bewitched Mill, 1913. The Art Institute of Chicago.
half-built with syllables
A poem by Ignacio Elizalde Johnson, translated from Spanish by Thania Muñoz D.
parted by death, we choke
Five poems from In the Same Light: 200 Tang Poems for Our Century, translated by Wong May
Edvard Munch, Sick Mood at Sunset Despair, 1892.
a dancer in a revenge masque
Three poems by Elías Knörr, translated from Icelandic by Kári Tulinius
Sofía Ortiz, Para Victoria, 2020.
night colors coiled even tighter
A poem by Shin Youngbae, translated from Korean by Eunice Lee
Désiré Charnay, Ruinas de Kalmanalco, 1858.
what ancestral mercy
A poem by Pura López-Colomé, translated from Spanish by Jason Stumpf
François-Auguste Ravier, Vue d'une vallée au crépuscule, des arbres dénudés à droite, 1814-1895.
the part of me that dreams will break unless it bends
Two poems by Louisa Siefert, translated from French by Laura Nagle
Joseph Mallord William Turner, Peace - Burial at Sea, 1775–1851.
what waste to be not stung
A poem by Eminescu, translated from Romanian by Delia Radu.
Hawk at Sunrise, Jeong Hong-Rae, public domain.
The cold ankles of dried stalks
Two poems by Heeduk Ra, translated by Won-Chung Kim & Christopher Merrill
Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Hall of Stars, 1791.
calamity and joy are in perpetual motion
A choral ode by Sophokles, translated by Phillip Dupesovski
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