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Fabrice Farre

Earth fables moving so quickly that none of us can comprehend where they are rooted, from what source they are flowing. Children speak with the hermit, asking questions that require no answer. On a boat into the Arctic Night, on a raft somewhere in a grey zone between continents where octopuses find shelter. Or canContinue reading “Arctic Night”

Recours au poème : Automne 2026 Osiris, revue de poésie Par Fabrice Farre | 6 septembre 2026| Catégories : Revue des revues Osiris est une revue internationale de poésie qui a franchi le seuil des cent numéros, en 2025. Elle est née en Amérique en 1972, et s’est immédiatement distinguée en publiant des auteurs issus de divers horizons linguistiques.Continue reading “Fabrice Farre parle d’Osiris:”

Winter Oasis It is snowing violently behind my eyes as I try to sleep, out there the dancing prairie falcon is pressed into the ground, the bright hawk flamboyant as a kite in the sun turns raven against the clouds and the solitaire, a grey ghost peers through the French windows to see me passContinue reading “Nathaniel Tarn”

Moonrise Twilight’s bells weave street and hill Pale as praise for light fading. After words intone the light And mourn the dead, day’s red wounds Are closed by the slow, singing Silver of the evening’s high bell. OSIRIS 7

The Living Trees (in memoriam, George Seferis) The living trees (how can the gods forget) a breath of summer’s ghost rocking the green Aegean Sea; you awoke to rosin breezes a whitened notebook on a string and carried your lovers down brown roots below open bows of the Atlantis; wishes are never forgotten or lovers,Continue reading “B. Z. Niditch”

Günter Kunert Elegie 3 Endgültig morgens um viertritt die Stille ein. Lange unterwegs von ihrem vergessenen Ursprung und kaum noch erwartet.Für eine Weile im Frühdämmerlicht überwältigt dich ihre Gnade. Günter Kunert (1929-2019), in memoriam Elegy 3 Finally at four in the morningsilence comes. A long time on the way from its forgotten sourceand almost unexpected.ForContinue reading “Voices from Other Worlds”