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"The Gold Ring" ("Urrezko eraztuna"), and other poems by Kirmen Uribe, on YouTube For a better way to the videos for Mac users, egin klik. Six poems, in the Winter 2008 issue of Epiphany. To order, click here. New poems, and "Dog on Cliff," a translation from the Basque of Rafa Rueda. © Lorea Oar-Arteta Waving, not drowning, as Susan Wheeler happily revised recently in another context. 2000, W. W. Norton 1992, W. W. Norton ©Txomin Saez In recent anthologies... Poems of New York The Penguin Book of the Sonnet At the P.S.A. website "What's American About American Poetry," an essay from 1999.

Welcome Ongi Etorria ~ Bienvenid@ ~ Bienvenu(e) Born Poughkeepsie, N.Y., 1952 Elizabeth Macklin lives in New York City. [More about her.]

Selected Works Meanwhile Take My Hand: Poems by Kirmen Uribe A translation from the Basque, published by Graywolf Press Poems You've Just Been Told. "These poems parse life's sentences.... [They are] poems of abrupt perception and rigorous lyricism." —New York Times Book Review. A Woman Kneeling in the Big City "[Her] city is surely the world, and the posture of kneeling surely implies reverence.." —Mary Oliver. Several essays "Who Put the Code in the Dagoeneko?" (2001) A wander through Europe's oldest language, with a "found poem," called "What Does It Mean?" "It's a Woman's Prerogative to Change Her Mind" (2000) Quick Links A few poems out loud. A few more poems Norton Poets Online PEN American Center International P.E.N. The AA Independent Press Guide, good literary resources Write me Idatzidazu Escríbeme Ecrive-moi Dimmi Authors Guild

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