Naush Sabah

Dec 4, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | Naush Sabah

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Sep 25, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | Kathryn Maris |Naush Sabah |Amir-Hussein Radjy |Mark Glanville

Genevieve Taggard, an American poet active from the 1920s to the 1940s, received accolades current poets in the US might sell their souls for. She published poems and essays in major magazines and taught at prestigious universities. She penned a dozen collections, a respected biography of Emily Dickinson, lyrics for Aaron Copland and a pamphlet for Random House’s Poetry Quartos series, alongside Robert Frost and other luminaries.

Aug 16, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | Fiona Green |Naush Sabah |Amir-Hussein Radjy |Mark Glanville

When Emily Dickinson was twenty-four she returned with her family to the Homestead, the ancestral house on Amherst’s Main Street that her father had sold some years before, and which the family was now in a position to take back. She recalled this homecoming in a letter to her friend Elizabeth Holland: I cannot tell you how we moved. I had rather not remember. I believe my “effects” were brought in a bandbox, and the “deathless me”, on foot, not many moments after.

May 15, 2024 | poetrybirmingham.com | Naush Sabah

My father asks why I date a Japanese manWe are stuck in traffic under Selfridges Bridge. Father grips the steering wheel. Don’t you knowwhat the Japanese did to our country? I know. But memory is a swallow nest, fragile and shiftingand love is a salamander skiing down white cloudsof window glass. Hindi mo ba alam? Father doesn’t move,though the light’s green, the cars behind in chorus, blaring. He stares beyond the windshield—at hectaresof rice fields he ploughed as a child.