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The Picker in the Field by Leonardo Fróes
The Picker in the Field
Fruit and a woman at the foot of the same persimmon tree
which I climb startling small birds
to pick the fruit like a boy
and, eating it up there, appreciate the woman
who stayed below waiting for me to...
The Magician's Progress
Marie is on her way back to her old life in a foreign city. Her train ticket is counterfeit and the carriage already bursting with people. Her chest is tight as she rehearses the lie, “I’m just not used to travelling so I get nervous!” to e...
The fish holds nobody's hand
This is an updated translation with some precisions based on closer reading.
The fish holds nobody’s hand
from Aleixo’s book Too Heavy for the Hurricane
Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published...
The Rose Head
In the apartment, I navigated round my family like bits of furniture. We were pacified by the heat, my father propped with a broken arm on the sofa, my brother conjoined to a laptop and my mother bent over a book. There was nothing to do bu...
In confidence
The victim, who will remain anonymous, accused the accused, who will remain anonymous, of sexual harassment. The victim will remain anonymous regardless of the images you conjure of her face, of her past, or of her future. She will remain a...
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