Walking backwards
by Lee Sharkey
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Employing lyrics, parables, testimony, paratactic narratives, recastings of Torah stories, and inter-leavings with other texts, these poems reflect upon cultural erasure and persistence. Paul Celan, Nelly Sachs, and the Yiddish-language poets Abraham Sutzkever and Peretz Markish become contemporaries in an era of refugees.--
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