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Tag Archives: Sarah Arantza Amador

For Federico García Lorca, on All Saints’ Eve by Sarah Arantza Amador

Come, come and see, the dead adolescent! Come and see his weightless hair wave in the brine, mingle with the foam, where sea and river meet. His clear eyes reflect the approaching dawn. Come, come and see, before the tide spirits him away / Come and see the lost girls and boys sit in the […]

Posted byDaleJuly 2019June 2019Posted inIssue 22Tags: Sarah Arantza Amador

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