Poems in Translation
Translations by Mojdeh Marashi and Chad Sweeney:
- “Arghavaan.” Washington Square Journal, 2008
- “Search/Circle” and “Moan of the Mirror.” Poetry International 12, 2008
- “Kayvaan Was a Star,” “Sterile,” “The Fall,” and “Bird in the Cage.” Pingpong, Henry Miller Library Journal, Issue 3, 2008.
- "Sunset on the Green" and "Image." Subtropics, Issue 6, Fall 2007.
- “Fright,” “Life” and “The Few Thousand Hopes of the Children of Adam.” Crazyhorse Issue 72, 2007.
- “Night’s Alley.” American Letters & Commentary 19, 2007.
- “The Art of Stepping Through Time” and “Black and White.” Indiana Review 29.2, Winter 2007.
- “Maybe,” “Story” and “Dove’s Wings” Seattle Review, Spring 2007.
- “Numbers” and “Red.” Fourteen Hills, Fall 2005.
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