These tragicomedians of the world’s end,
will they not remain laughing when dead,
or else pulled through the black hole
would they not remain cosmic dust, laughing?
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This blog is an amalgam of Arabic to English translations & my own Arabic-inflected Englisi. Translations are placed next to the Arabic originals, with the writer's name included. My own work is not marked. I'm currently working on a long poem/prose montage about the meeting of the Al-Khidr & Musa, narrated by a paranoid Sufi-American named "Adhem." This writing can be found under the "Khidr Series" link below.
Index
- translation (45)
- Khidr Series (38)
- Hallaj (13)
- Niffari (11)
- mawqif (9)
- Layla and Majnun (7)
- Mutanabbi (7)
- Abu Nuwas (3)
Links
- My collaborative project with Jem Sweeney
- AAAAARG | critical texts
- A Language That Dreams (my other project)
- Al Jadid | a review of Arab culture and arts
- Alia Hamada | refresh
- Arabic Literature in Translation
- Arabist Blog
- Arab Politics of Culture
- Ariana Reines' blog
- Bill Knott | poetry blog
- Brett Wright | cardiogram
- Barrett Watten
- Cheena Marie Lo | furnished
- Dennis Cooper's blog
- Emily Griffin | matilda the hun
- Jem Sweeney | heart analog
- Jerome Rothenberg | poems and poetics
- K-Punk
- Jadaliyya
- Jerry Zee | complex indexicality
- Lauren K. | textually active
- not infer no
- Pierre Joris | Nomadics
- Post Apollo Press blog
- Rei Terada | work without dread
- Ron Silliman | silliman's blog
- Saree Makdisi
- Tom Clark | poetry blog
- two day old shit
- weird vegetables
- Yenee Mae | love,
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