Makht a brokher afn gantsn land

[sovay]

My poem "Shnirele, Perele" is now online at Stone Telling #4, guest-edited by seajules and shweta_narayan. It was written for rose_lemberg; it takes its title from the Chasidic song and is beautifully illustrated with the violinist from Luminescent Orchestrii. Selfishly, I would also point you in the direction of strange_selkie's "Bacab Skerry," which she wrote out of a dream of me and a rain-god, but it looks like a gorgeous issue overall. Excuse me while I ignore the bits of the internet that aren't poems, liminal and labyrinthine.

Comments

[gwynnega]

Beautiful poem! I love "Pomegranates bloom in the open streets
like graffiti."

[rose-lemberg.livejournal.com]

I'm biased, but I love it with so much love. Was thinking about it a lot when I was in Jerusalem.

[shweta-narayan.livejournal.com]

more squee!

I love the interconnections between these poems! And the part where Bacab Skerry was from a dream about you - that's where they start getting outright magical.

[timesygn.livejournal.com]

Your poems always make me smile. Nice new one.

[seajules]

So squeeful! And the dream connections and conversation connections are delighting me, like we really are uncovering an entire secret network.

[asakiyume.livejournal.com]

I love that poem, and Stone Telling puts it in good company.

[ron-drummond.livejournal.com]

My poem "Shnirele, Perele" is

beautiful and profound and full of transmutating light. Oh I really really like it!

[papersky.livejournal.com]

That's one of the best things of yours I've seen, and I have seen some very good things already! Wow.

[steepholm.livejournal.com]

the world to come
where all tongues are mother

Love it all, but this in especial.

[ap-aelfwine.livejournal.com]

Lovely poem. I'm glad it's online. I much like the one that came from the dream of you as well.