Poetry

“Bass Lake,” by Safia Elhillo

Poetry by Safia Elhillo: “The year, that year, had been especially / cruel. Sickness and war.”

By: The New Yorker

Dec 31 2024
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For a week we walkedthe roadside without pavement to the lake, cooked meals in the heavyiron pan, slept in the afternoons and talked easily, bare feetpropped against the furniture The year, that y… [+2257 chars]

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