Natsuko Hirata
Natsuko Hirata is a resident of Tokyo, She is the editor of Quince Wharf, an e-journal that includes translations into Japanese of poetry in English. She has done translations of the work of Sandy McIntosh and Thomas Fink, and she is currently studying poem writing with Thomas Fink.
Her poetry has appeared in the Marsh Hawk Review, Otoliths, and BlazeVOX.
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A Battlefield Arms dealer appreciates Graves between graves, cluster amaryllis.  Cigarettes scattered. Crumbled commands. Soldiers' brains were crying, Vanished views. The vernal equinox. A man concealed prose; it never reached his lover. Skyscraper's Stonecrop Irregular row of sakura on a skyscraper roof garden. Trees know breeze. Secret treats. Vending machines are vertical coffins, Festival music from faraway Mycenae. Butterflies' brilliant flightline. Bones or blood under broadleaf stonecrop. You, the closest, the farthest.
Natsuko Hirata is a resident of Tokyo, She is the editor of Quince Wharf, an e-journal that includes translations into Japanese of poetry in English. She has done translations of the work of Sandy McIntosh and Thomas Fink, and she is currently studying poem writing with Thomas Fink.
Her poetry has appeared in the Marsh Hawk Review, Otoliths, and BlazeVOX.
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