Poetry

Erika Drungytė

courtyard Athens And what of Easter – already it’s hot in Athens Dust rising to the Parthenon burying marble feet Lost in the foothills of the mountain. The sun outshines everything, Even the most beautiful of church hymns, uplifting the black Folds of bearded priests and monks, when, having left the caves with all their […]

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Lina Buividavičiūtė

Truman It feels like I’m just another Truman, Chased by hidden cameras because sometimes Everything, every good thing, seems so unreal. It’s because they always said, laugh in the morning, cry in the evening. And besides, everyone pities this little girl. They wear their artificial smiles, give phony compliments And keep wanting something from you

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Vytautas Stankus

Niktophobia nights sharpen their claws on street lamps laying siege to my windows searching for the smallest crack throwing themselves against the glass – and that’s how most of them die (I carefully check the keyhole every day, taping up gaps in the door and windows) the spines of books stare at me with the

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Tomas Petrulis

[Text published on the book cover] I’m not sure whether I should be thankful to Tomas Petrulis for creating me, for while writing his book THE BODY OF A THING he would force me into awkward and even dangerous situations. His dubious aim to portray people as things and things as people at times made

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Laima Vincė

  The Medium (in her own voice) I see you. I see within you Around you Beyond you. My hazel eyes Circle round and round Like spirals, vortexes, Into the Beyond. My peacock shawl, My red-striped scarf, Are not simply apparel, Nor coverings for warmth… No, they are interstellar Highways into the Spirit World. The

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Agnė Žagrakalytė

Here comes a princess: lovely, athletic, supple, and lean her strike – like a lightning bolt. Here comes a queen: her dust jacket lined with the salt of her sweat green whiff of labour and bouts of (seemingly contained) panic fog of fatigue, burning lungs and wrists ablaze, bloody knuckles, an ocean of might, the

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Austėja Jakas

*** i just turned 29 i’ve met lots of strange people in this life and it seems to me that we’re all aliens, even if we all came from the same place some aliens mourn, while others give thanks for this life i, for example, think an angel first brought me to the old town

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