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    Under Regime and Other Stories – Gerald Fleming

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    Like a Dream Spinning Out of Control – Poems by Nina Sadeghi

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    (Their) STORY (is Ours) – séamas carraher

    Triptychs of Nocturnal Souls and Oceans – Malika Afilal

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    SKY – Julio Monteiro Martins

    SKY – Julio Monteiro Martins

    Turning Shell Casings Into Angels – Mihaela Šuman’s Gaza Project

    Excerpt from the novel “Ardesia” – Ruska Jorjoliani

    (Their) STORY (is Ours) – séamas carraher

    Hope, People and a Tale of Fire – Prabuddha Ghosh, with a translator’s note by Rituparna Mukherjee

    Trimohinee, Chapter One – Kazi Rafi

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    (Their) STORY (is Ours) – séamas carraher

    MIST IS A HOME’S VEST – Kabir Deb

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Remembering Fawzi Karim in Poetry and Video: Bringing Back the Scent of the Mulberry, Baghdad’s Café Gardenia and A Marble Woman

Courtesy of Lily Altai and Fawzi Karim's heirs; Poems by Fawzi Karim, videos courtesy of Melina Piccolo. Cover art: Painting by Fawzi Karim

November 11, 2020
in Interviews and reviews, Out of bounds, The dreaming machine n 6
That “home” is a catwalk between abysses – Three poems and paintings by Fawzi Karim
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It is almost a year since the passing of Fawzi Karim, a poet to whom the international writing community and The Dreaming Machine are much indebted for his great contributions to poetry, literary and musical criticism and painting.

We would like to remember the delight he took in engaging with international audiences, listening to the music of languages foreign to him, trying to capture their secret and mystery.

To cherish his memory, we would like to share here a video taken at the Orecchio di Dioniso Poetry and visual Arts festival in Cesenatico (Italy) in June 2018, which shows him reading  in the original Arabic two of his poems The Scent of Mulberry,  and  At the Gardenia’s Entrance, from his collection Plague Lands and other poems, (Carcanet press 2011, transl. by Anthony Howell) preceded by the reading of the poem in Italian by esteemed poet Antonino Contiliano Italian translation by Pina Piccolo for la Macchina Sognante).

 

The Scent of Mulberry

 

Which one of us knows to whom we belong: we to you, with our wrinkled face?

Or you to us, who favor roads of no-return?

Or do both of us, O Baghdad, belong to the hangman?

 

The scent of mulberry clings to my sleeves,

Bu the mulberry has long since disappeared,

And the fish no longer penetrate the current.

Both began flowing down, like rivers, to the sea.

 

Who can earn tomorrow’s sustenance

from the memory of a soil fertilized by corpse?

And who can triumph in a wanderlust that is against his nature?

 

Between the world of nightmare

And the world of water and shade,

Only our poems hang there – like the barriers of barbed wire.

 

 

Il profumo del gelso

 

Chi di noi due sa a chi apparteniamo?

Noi, con questa nostra faccia rugosa, a te?

O tu, amante di strade senza ritorno, a noi?

O piuttosto, è al boia che apparteniamo entrambi, oh Baghdad?

 

Attaccato alle maniche non mi resta che Il profumo del gelso,

l’albero è un bel po’ che è sparito,

e non ci sono più pesci a penetrare la corrente.

Come fiumi, entrambi sono fluiti a valle, verso il mare.

 

Dalla memoria di una terra concimata di cadaveri

chi potrà mai guadagnarsi il pane del domani?

E chi mai potrà trionfare se gli è contro natura la voglia di girovagare?

 

Tra il mondo dell’incubo

e il mondo dell’acqua e dell’ombra,

restano solo le nostre poesie, appese – come barriere di filo spinato.

 

 

 

At the Gardenia’s Entrance

 

In front of the Gardenia’s bolted entrance,

a middle-aged man with the look f someone who has retired is waiting.

i’m also a middle-aged man, just returned from exile.

I squat just a few feet from him,

and without waisting much time, I ask:

‘Do you know when it opens?’

‘The Gardenia Bar was my hangout before the war.

I used to have my own corner there

with my friends around me.

After the war, it folded, got forgotten.

But I have been coming here for a long time

waiting each day for its door to open.’

 

He stretched a hand out, holding a rolled cigarette,

and I stretched a hand to take it

and smoke spread, blurring the two men

waiting t the bolted door

on the sidewalk of Abu Nuwas Street

 

 

All’entrata del Gardenia

 

Davanti all’entrata serrata del Gardenia

un uomo di mezz’età, dall’aspetto di pensionato, aspetta.

Anch’io sono un uomo di mezz’età, appena tornato dall’esilio.

Mi accovaccio a qualche metro da lui,

e senza perdere tempo gli chiedo,

“Sa quando apre?”

“Il bar Gardenia lo frequentavo prima della guerra

Lì avevo il mio angolino

con gli amici tutti intorno.

Chiuse dopo la guerra, venne dimenticato.

Ma io è da molto tempo che continuo a venire

aspettando ogni giorno che si apra la porta.”

 

Mi tese la mano, con dentro una sigaretta rollata,

e io tesi la mia per prenderla

e il fumo invase l’aria, appannando i due uomini

in attesa davanti alla porta serrata

sul marciapiedi di via Abu Nuwas.

 

 

A Marble Woman

 

For twenty years,

I have been observing a shadow pairing of speech and stone

As the poem takes the shape of a marble woman

In the midst of an orchard,

Exposing exquisite lines to the sun.

 

The more nature grants me of its wisdom,

The more attentive I am to the core of darkness:

To swift claws at my temples,

To the smell

Rapidly diffusing the contaminating touch.

 

I therefore observe, in the field of my verse,

How the marble appears, in the night,

As a shadow of meaning.

Later one senses the bones, and there comes about

An articulate warmth: the ultimate promise of speech.

 

 

Una donna di marmo

 

Sono vent’anni

che osservo l’abbinarsi ombroso di parola e pietra

mentre la poesia assume la forma di donna di marmo

che in mezzo a un frutteto,

espone al sole le splendide fattezze.

 

Più la natura mi concede parte della sua saggezza,

più faccio attenzione al suo nucleo di tenebra:

ai graffi veloci alle mie tempie

all’odore

che rapido attenua il tocco contaminato.

 

Quindi nel campo dei versi osservo

come appare il marmo la notte,

l’ombra del significato.

Dopo si percepiscono le ossa e arrivi

un tepore articolato.

La somma promessa della parola.

 

 

Tags: Antonino ContilianoFawzi Karimin memoriamL'Orecchio di DionisoOut Of BoundsPoetryThe Plague Lands and other poemsvideo
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