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Mourn and Organize

By Olivia Schwob

Mother Tongue

By Olajide A. Omojarabi

No More

Poetry by Subhashini Kaligotla

Girls on the Playground

By Ruth Madievsky

Khal Torabully

Khal Torabully, from Mauritius, writing in French and Mauritian Creole, is a prize-winning poet, essayist, film director, and semiologist who has authored some twenty-five books, and coined the term “coolitude,” much in the same way that Aimé Césaire developed the concept of negritude. In 2014, UNESCO officially approved the International Indentured Labour Route Project, and Torabully is a key part of this endeavor.
AudioPoetry Bodies & Nature

[My cadastre of flesh]

By Khal Torabully, translated from the French by Nancy Naomi Carlson April 30, 2018
My cadastre of flesh / dissects me right to the bone
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