Bitter EnglishAhmad Almallah Imagine you are a Palestinian who came to America as a young man, eventually finding yourself caught between the country you live in with your wife and daughter, and the homeand parentsyou left behind. Imagine living every day in your nonnative language and becoming estranged from your native tongue, which you use less and less as you become more ensconced in the United States. This is the story told by Ahmad Almallah in Bitter English,

risograph printed in red and gold

I love her trembling

Seale and Moger move into and against these contending drifts

the poet John Keats wrote six poems that would become known as the Great Odes

melancholy

disturbing and delightful

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Sometimes the scale is intimate

black and brown women are simultaneously the body politic and the body ecstatic

which attempts by means of experiment rather than rigid linguistic fidelity to approach the imaginative core of the original

De Gids vroeg Rosa om meer werk en publiceerde verschillende gedichten

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