Veronika Fuchs
@veronikafuchs.bsky.social
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Writer. Mama. Dreamer. Occasional painter.
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Christina Tudor-Sideri
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โso we live hereโ
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Victoria Chang, THE TREES WITNESS EVERYTHING
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Oh February. To get ink and weep! To write of February, sob it out, While slush is blazing through the deep, Black spring and spreading on the ground. Boris Pasternak, February (tr. Andrey Kneller)
13 days ago
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This Saturday, "Hug" by Kayoko Kimura, 2022
19 days ago
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A return to long morning walks, the feeling of being able to breathe again, and Louise Glรผck: "Spring: the unforeseen / flooding the abyss. // And the life / filling again." (from Decade)
20 days ago
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Dreamed of a place like the one in Marlen Haushofer's The Wall... I still think about that book.
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26 days ago
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This is beautiful
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27 days ago
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Nighttime cozinessโ "Your voice is water open beneath stars, collected from abundant rain, gone to low places. The night is moist, the ground wet, air still, trees silent, and tonight I love you." Robert Bly, Seeing You Carry Plants In
27 days ago
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Alina Stefanescu
28 days ago
What will we do with the loneliness of the mythical? - Eavan Boland, โEurydice Speaksโ
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Sam Rasnake
28 days ago
I'm pleased to be working with Ballerini Book Press ... Fallen Leaves (poetry collection, 2025) and work included in Through the Looking Glass (anthology, 2026)
@ballerinibookpress.bsky.social
@amantineb.bsky.social
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@maryfrancesness
29 days ago
โซ๏ธ unforgotten โซ๏ธ
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In case you wonder what human tears look like. Micrograph by Jean Langevin (polarized light)
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Tim Huijts
about 1 month ago
this path once not taken now walked every night
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Every day there are new horrors, and disgust, and despair. But also, beauty... As
@susanlleary.bsky.social
writes in her poem Idle: "Despite madness, beauty. Despite common sense, an idyllic / garden, which in time, makes us ignorant once more." You can talk about the human heart without apology.
about 1 month ago
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On a January morningโ "I want to lie down with the snow. I want the wild lilies to break their silence." (by Daniel Simko, from THE ARRIVAL)
about 1 month ago
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Charles Simic ๐ค
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Le Cartographe ๐บ๏ธ๐ท
about 1 month ago
Sun in an empty room - Edward Hopper, 1965. Source : Collection privรฉe
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Was looking for something else and found a photo from another life. I see this place in my dreams. But even in my dreams, I mourn the impossibility of return, even if *return* could well be real. It is such a strange experience to know the ghost of yourself.
about 1 month ago
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Tom Snarsky
about 1 month ago
or the deer all lowering their heads Linda Gregg
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Didn't know I needed this book until I read it. A dream?... A nightmare. (Thank you
@liamsprod.bsky.social
for "recommending" it; I saw it in one of your posts)
about 1 month ago
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Gregory Crosby
about 1 month ago
An excuse to share this.
www.metphrastics.com/issue-1/#sum...
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Koss (she/they/Aquarian)
about 2 months ago
This. Book. Is Gorgeous. Thank you,
@susanlleary.bsky.social
for your words! You can preorder and have in your hands soon here:
triohousepress.myshopify.com/products/mor...
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Was admiring the beautiful sunset after sick days spent indoors
about 1 month ago
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Alina Stefanescu
about 2 months ago
Some memories feel vibrant, almost inhabited, while others, most, are like near-transparent overlays. - Sven Bikerts in The Common
www.thecommononline.org/thirty-seven...
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Thirty-Seven Theses on Time and Memory
SVEN BIRKERTS <br> Why do we keep hold of certain things, and nothing of others? Now I can remember, with almost cinematic granularity, an afternoon when a veterinarian came to our fifth-grade class t...
https://www.thecommononline.org/thirty-seven-theses-on-time-and-memory/
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Alina Stefanescu
about 2 months ago
The dawns in Vuillardโs shadows. ๐ค
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New? diptych by Jaume Llorens, "Snow-covered mountains and the water of the lake" โค๏ธ
about 2 months ago
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Today's poem (Daily Poem) from the Paris Review, "The Man in the Room, after Rembrandt" by Mark Rudman
about 2 months ago
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about 2 months ago
Faced with the unutterable, words still disintegrate . . . And ever new, out of the most quivering stones, music builds her divine house in useless space. -Rainer Maria Rilke (tr. A. Poulin, Jr.)
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Winterscape with yarrow
about 2 months ago
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Tom Snarsky
about 2 months ago
the endless ground of your own deep pulse, Rainer Maria Rilke, tr. David Young
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@maryfrancesness
about 2 months ago
lost & found sorting through much older work to mix for a new project - so happy to discover some long lost memories
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"How every apple is the poison apple. How rosy the skin. How sweet the flesh. How to suck the apple's poison is the one true meal, the invocation and the Last Supper." Diane Seuss, [Here on this edge I have had many diminutive visions.]
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[Here on this edge I have had many diminutive visions.]
Here on this edge I have had many diminutive visions. That all at its essence is dove-gray. Wipe the lipstick off the mouth of anything and there you will find dove-gray. With my thumb I have smudged ...
https://poems.com/poem/here-on-this-edge-i-have-had-many-diminutive-visions/
about 2 months ago
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Life
about 2 months ago
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Trio House Press
about 2 months ago
We are celebrating the upcoming release of
@susanlleary.bsky.social
โs More Flowers by offering you a special deal! Get a copy of Dressing the Bear for 50% off with every order of My Flowers this January:
triohousepress.myshopify.com/products/mor...
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Deborah
about 2 months ago
Louise Glรผck
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The sea in a glass
about 2 months ago
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Little robin, bones pinned to the cosmos. Who whistles? Who calls? Tomaลพ ล alamun
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about 2 months ago
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Maybe you want some poppies despiteโ
about 2 months ago
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First light of the year and Carol Ann Duffy: "Time falls and falls through endless space, to when we are." (from New Year)
2 months ago
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Alina Stefanescu
2 months ago
All frottageโ
www.alinastefanescuwriter.com/blog/2025/12...
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A natural history in frottages. โ alina ลtefฤnescu
They are, it seems, savage and impenetrable, black and russet, extravagant, secular, swarming, diametrical, negligent, ferocious, fervent, and likeable, without yesterday or tomorrow. . . . Naked, the...
https://www.alinastefanescuwriter.com/blog/2025/12/31/a-natural-history-in-frottages
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Angel and hearts from my son. May 2026 be a gentler year for you. โค๏ธ
2 months ago
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Dr. David Pecotiฤ
2 months ago
Vale
#Rilke
#DOTD
1926โ who wrote his own epitaph, which graces his tombstone even today: ๐๐๐จ๐, ๐ค๐ ๐๐๐๐ฃ๐๐ง ๐๐๐๐๐ง๐๐ฅ๐๐ช๐๐, ๐ณ๐ช๐๐ฉ, ๐ต๐๐๐ข๐๐ฃ๐ ๐๐ ๐บ๐๐๐ก๐๐ ๐ฏ๐ ๐๐๐๐ฃ ๐ช๐๐ฉ๐๐ง ๐จ๐๐ซ๐๐๐ ๐ณ๐๐ ๐๐๐ฃ. "Rose, o pure contradiction, desire to be no one's sleep beneath so many lids."
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Marina Tsvetayeva in her essay "Your [Rilke's] Death": "Each death returns us into every other death. Each of the dead returns to us all who went before him, and returns usโto them. [...] Thus, from grave to graveโa round-robin warrant of our faithfulness to the dead. /
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Another world inside this one
2 months ago
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907 Life
2 months ago
Winter light
#icm
#impressionism
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From W.S. Merwin's The Solstice, THE RAIN IN THE TREES
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Daniel Carden Nemo
2 months ago
Read my new translation and literary analysis of ๐ฎ๐ค๐๐ค๐ by ๐o๐ฆa๐ฌ ๐r๐n๐ฌt๐ซรถ๐ฆe๐ซ, a haunting portrait of the Russian writer in a tribute that affirms the enduring awe one artist can feel toward another.
hataaliinotes.substack.com/p/gogol
#poetry
#poetrycommunity
#translation
#Swedish
#Transtromer
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Remembering that fiery poppy from one of my summer walks, now that the days are mostly gloomy and gray. Poppy-eye, looking past you, for "I have / a lord in heaven / called the sun, and open / for him, showing him / the fire of my own heart" (Louise Glรผck)
2 months ago
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London Review of Books
2 months ago
โBachelard says an image can be โa giver of beingโ, โune donatrice dโรชtreโ. This is to suggest that the human mind and its images, in dreams as in the theory of relativity, are creators of each other. There is a form of liberation in this idea.โ Michael Wood:
www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
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Michael Wood ยท Spellbound Gloaming: Bachelardโs Dreamwork
Gaston Bachelard is inviting us to go beyond what we think we know. That is, how to counter boring intuitions with...
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v47/n23/michael-wood/spellbound-gloaming
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New greens from Alina โค๏ธ "The green that light picks out of a moonlit scene by the ocean, or a moment imagined by Ralph Waldo Emerson [...] : โ [...] An unnavigable sea washes with silent waves between us and the things we aim at and converse with.โ"
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