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Sabina, Joaqu\u00edn. (Spanish) “The Damned Blessed I.” Trans. Samuel Bauer. 18.2<\/a>, 42.<\/p>\n

Sachs, Hans. (German) “History: The Unlucky Love of Leander and Lady Hero.” Trans. Philip Krummrich. 16.1<\/a>, 220.<\/p>\n

Sachs, Nellie. (German) “Who Emptied Your Shoes?” Trans. Melinda Kennedy. 4.1<\/a>, 52.<\/p>\n

Sacr\u00e9, James. (French) “From\u00a0The Word Madness is Only a Word, in the Poem<\/em>.” Trans. David Ball. 8.2<\/a>, 70.
\n—“From\u00a0Whether the Book is the Desert or the Oasis<\/em>.” Trans. Ball. 8.2<\/a>, 74.<\/p>\n

Sahl, Hans. (German) “Die Letzten.” Trans. Walter Hess. 10.2<\/a>, 140.
\n—“Die Ballade Von Den Getragenen Sache.” Trans. Hess. 10.2<\/a>, 142.<\/p>\n

Said, Amina. (French) “An Untitled Poem (a despairing dawn).” Trans. Peter Thompson. 19.1-2<\/a>, 78.<\/p>\n

Saisei, Mur. (Japanese) “The Tantrum.” Trans. Jason Morgan. 25.1<\/a>, 74.
\n—“Rain Poem.” Trans. Morgan. 25.1<\/a>, 76.<\/p>\n

Sakutaro, Hagiwara. (Japanese) “Jimen no soko no byoki no kao.” Trans. James O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 70, 81.
\n—“Naibu ni iru hito ga kikeina byonin ni mieru riyu.” Trans. O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 70, 82.
\n—“Oyogu hito.” Trans. O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 72, 83.
\n—“Kusatta hamaguri.” Trans. O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 72, 83.
\n—“Airen.” Trans. O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 74, 84.
\n—“Satsujin jiken.” Trans. O’Brien. 10.2<\/a>, 74, 85.<\/p>\n

Salvat-Papasseit, Joan. (Catalan) “Sunday.” Trans. David H. Rosenthal. 5.2<\/a>, 93.
\n—“The Aging Mariner.” Trans. Ronald Puppo. 5.2<\/a>, 94.
\n—“You Were Hanging Clothes Out on the Terrace.” Trans. Puppo. 5.2<\/a>, 94.
\n—“His Words to Her.” Trans. Puppo. 5.2<\/a>, 96.
\n—“Flesh Begets Flesh.” Trans. Rosenthal. 5.2<\/a>, 98.<\/p>\n

Samaniego, F\u00e9lix Mar\u00eda. (Spanish) “The Fables of F\u00e9lix Mar\u00eda Samaniego.” Trans. G.J. Racz. 21.2<\/a>, 20.<\/p>\n

Samuel, Ibrahim. (Arabic) “That Sunday Morning.” Trans. Tarek Shamma. 23.2<\/a>, 174.<\/p>\n

Sappho. (Ancient Greek) “[He seems equal to the gods…].” Trans. Carolyn Smith. 6:1, 78.
\n—“Like the Gods (Fragment 31).” Trans. Katherine Callen King. 8.2<\/a>, 154.
\n—“Come to me from Crete (Fragment 2).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 156.
\n—“Some Say an Army (Fragment 16).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 156.
\n—“To Her You were like a Visible Goddess (Fragment 96).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 158.
\n—“Royal-Throned Immortal Aphrodite (Fragment 1).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 160.
\n—“Truly I Want to Die! (Fragment 94).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 162.
\n—“Daughter (Fragment 132).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 164.
\n—“On a Beautiful Bride (Fragment 105a).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 164.
\n—“To a Rich but Uneducated Woman (Fragment 55).” Trans. King. 8.2<\/a>, 164.<\/p>\n

Sarrionandia, Joseba. (Portuguese) “Message for Bernardo Atxaga.” Trans. Reyes L\u00e1zaro and Sarah Moon. 12.1-2<\/a>, 189.<\/p>\n

Scego, Igiaba. (Italian) “Sausages.” Trans. Giovanna Bellesia and Victoria Offredi Poletto. 13.2<\/a>, 214.<\/p>\n

Schiavato, Mario. (Italian) “Carso.” Trans. Adeodato Piazza Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 102.<\/p>\n

Schnurre, Wolfdietrich. (German) “Pulling Up Fish Traps.” Trans. Ingrid Lansford. 16.1<\/a>, 35.
\n—“A Pile of Worn-Out Shoes.” Trans. Reyes L\u00e1zaro. 12.1-2<\/a>, 191.
\n—“The Monastery.” Trans. Ingrid Lansford. 17.2<\/a>, 108.
\n— “The Return.” Trans. Ingrid Lansford. 21.2<\/a>, 243.<\/p>\n

von Schoultz, Solveig. (Swedish) “13 Poems from The Cloud Shadow.” Trans. Brita Stendahl. 8.1<\/a>, 130.<\/p>\n

Scheerbart, Paul. (German). “Malwu The Helmsman: A Vesta Novellete (from the 1912 collection Astral Novelletes\u00a0<\/em>[Astrale novelletten<\/em>], Munich: Georg M\u00fcller.” Trans. Joel Morris. 23.2<\/a>, 208.<\/p>\n

Scliar-Cabral, Leonor (Portuguese). Poems from The Book of Joseph.<\/i> \u201cKetonet Passim.\u201d Trans. Alexis Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 22.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cJoseph\u2019s Dreams I.\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 24.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cJoseph\u2019s Dreams II.\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 26.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cFrom Hebron to Shechem.\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 28.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cThe Conspiracy.\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 30.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cThe Sacrifice of Judah.\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 32.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cMake Haste to Jacob\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 34.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u2014Scliar-Cabral (Portuguese). \u201cForeseeing His Farewell, He Smiles and Cries\u201d Trans. Levitin. 27:1<\/a>, 36.<\/span><\/p>\n

Scotti, Giacomo. (Italian) “I Am My House As Long As I Live.” Trans. Adeodato Piazza Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 140.
\n—“The Bread.” Trans. Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 142.
\n—“My Fish.” Trans. Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 142.
\n—“I Have Only One Brother.” Trans. Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 142.
\n—“Poem for an Old Shepherd of the Velebit Who Died on the Velebit.” Trans. Nicolai. 14.1-2<\/a>, 143.<\/p>\n

de Sc\u00fadery, Madeleine. (French) “Story of Sapho.” Trans. Karen Newman. 8.2<\/a>, 168.<\/p>\n

Sebbar, Leila. (French) “The Girl with a Red Sweater in Babel.” Trans. Tegan Raleigh. 11.1<\/a>, 78.<\/p>\n

Seeberg, Peter. (Danish) “Train Ride to Ribe, August 1957.” Trans. Ingrid Lansford. 25.1<\/a>, 130.<\/p>\n

Seferis, George. (Greek) “Translator’s Introduction.” Trans. Miltiades Matthias. 16.2<\/a>, 137.
\n—“From\u00a0Turning Point<\/em>.” Trans. Matthias. 16.2<\/a>, 138.
\n—“From\u00a0Mythistorema<\/em>.” Trans. Matthias. 16.2<\/a>, 144.
\n—“Pantoum.” Trans. Matthias. 17.2<\/a>, 74.
\n—“The Cistern.\u201d Trans. Matthias. 25.2<\/a>, 170.
\n<\/strong><\/p>\n

\u00a0 —“Discourse on Love.” Trans. Matthias. 23.1<\/a>, 142.<\/p>\n

Segre, Augusto. (Italian) “Jachetu’s Ring.” Trans. Steven Siporin. 23.2<\/a>, 241.<\/p>\n

Seifert, Jaroslav. (Czech) “Homage to Vladimir Holan.” Trans. Ron and Maria Nemcov\u00e1 Banerjee. 3.2<\/a>, 124.<\/p>\n

Serebrennikov, Boris. (Russian) “The Last Lambada.” Trans. Laszlo Tikos. 4.1<\/a>, 40.<\/p>\n

Shakespeare, William. (English to Macedonian) “Antony and Cleopatra (Act IV sc. 12-15).” Trans. Bogomil Gjuzel. 13.1<\/a>, 160.<\/p>\n

Shakir, Parveen. (Urdu) “Talking to Myself.” Trans. Alamgir Hashmi. 18.1<\/a>, 24.
\n—“Misfit.” Trans. Hashmi. 18.1<\/a>, 26.<\/p>\n

Shakky\u00f4-Ka. (Japanese) “From Japanese Imperial Anthologies.” Trans. Patrick Donnelly and Stephen Miller. 16.2<\/a>, 49.<\/span>

Shams, Nadine. (Arabic) “Love Story.” Trans. Tarek Shamma. 15.1-2<\/a>, 121.<\/span><\/p>\n

Shawul, Paul. (Lebanese) “The Body’s Circular Motion.” Trans. Adnan Haydar and Michael Beard. 4.1<\/a>, 73.<\/p>\n

Shen, Li. (Chinese) “[Weeding through shoots…].” Trans. Leslie Schenk. 7.1<\/a>, 56.<\/p>\n

Shi, Zhecun (Chinese). \u201cMiss de Luxe.\u201d Trans. Bozhou Men and John Allaster. 26:1<\/a>, 172.<\/span><\/p>\n

Shi-Jing. (Chinese) “Consider the Rat.” Trans. Michael Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 128.
\n—“The Han River .” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 130.
\n—“North Wind.” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 132.
\n—“The Ospreys.” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 134.
\n—“Rabbit’s Running.” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 136.
\n—“Splendor of the Lily.” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 138.
\n—“Swan Geese.” Trans. Farman. 13.1<\/a>, 140.<\/p>\n

Shiraishi, Kazuko. (Japanese) “A Bear of the Human Family.” Trans. Yumiko Tsumura and Samuel Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 190.
\n—“I and I.” Trans. Tsumura and Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 192.
\n—“The Swallow’s Clock.” Trans. Tsumura and Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 194.
\n—“The Laughing Cricket.” Trans. Tsumura and Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 196.
\n—“Regarding the Future The Donkey.” Trans. Tsumura and Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 198.
\n—“The Seven Cats are Happy.” Trans. Tsumura and Grolmes. 9.2<\/a>, 200.<\/p>\n

Shirali, Victor. (Russian) “Untitled Poem (I’m eating on my own).” Trans. J. Kates. 25.1<\/a>, 44.
\n—“Untitled Poem (Weeks of Rain).” Trans. Kates. 25.1<\/a>, 46.
\n—“A Christmas Romance.” Trans. Kates. 25.1<\/a>, 48.<\/p>\n

Shiro, Murano. (Japanese) “Fur Glove.” Trans. James O’Brien. 13.2<\/a>, 30.
\n—“Love Letter.” Trans. O’Brien. 13.2<\/a>, 31.
\n—“Photo Print.” Trans. O’Brien. 13.2<\/a>, 32.
\n—“The Darkening Wind.” Trans. O’Brien. 13.2<\/a>, 34.
\n—“Viscera at Night.” Trans. O’Brien. 13.2<\/a>, 36.<\/p>\n

Shukla, Vinod Kumar. (Hindi) \u201cFour Poems.\u201d Trans. A. K. Mehrotra. 25.2<\/a>, 164.<\/p>\n

Sidikou, A\u00efssata. (Songhoy-Zarma) “Beto.” Trans. Sidikou. 10.1<\/a>, 290.<\/p>\n

Sk\u00e1cel, Jan. (Czech) “Sonnet in the Shape of Blues.” Trans. Ron and Maria Nemcov\u00e1 Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 56.
\n—“Teiresias Reads a Message about King Oidipos Written in Braille.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 58.
\n—“Autumn in Town.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 60.
\n—“[Even the waters of Lethe freeze].” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 60.
\n—“Love.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 60.<\/p>\n

Small, Adam. (Afrikaans) “The Minister.” Trans. Carrol Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 336.
\n—“Latterday Leadership: A Commission of Inquiry Into Separate But Equal Facilities.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 336.
\n—“Sideshow.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 338.
\n—“On New Year’s Eve.” Trans. Laske.r 10.1<\/a>, 344.
\n—“What Now? ” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 346.
\n—“From Here to Eternity.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 348.
\n—“The Hoodlum Gives Thanks.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 350.
\n—“Apocalypse.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 352.
\n—“Moonless Night.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 352.
\n—“Big Business.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 354.
\n—“Nkosi Sikelel i Afrika.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 356.
\n—“Ezekiel.” Trans. Lasker. 10.1<\/a>, 358.
\n—“Chapter One from the novel\u00a0Heidesse (Heath Boy)<\/em>.” Trans. Lasker. 13.2<\/a>, 48.<\/p>\n

Smekhov, Veniamin. (Russian) “Adaptation for the stage of Mikhail Bulgakov’s Master and Margaratia<\/em>.” Trans. Alexander and Catherine Woronzoff-Dashkoff. 10.2<\/a>, 218.<\/p>\n

Sobchak, Anatoly. (Russian) “An Evening in Honor of Joseph Brodsky.” Trans. Mina Nedialkova. 5.1<\/a>, 32.<\/p>\n

Sobh, Mahmud. (Arabic and Spanish) “Heroism of an Arab in the Mantle of a Poet.” Trans. Mark Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 84.
\n—“Free Sail.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 85.
\n—“Of the Green Meadows.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 85.
\n—“A Meeting with my Son at his Birth.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 87.
\n—“Lament for the Ruins of Medina Asahra Before, During, After.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 86
\n—“From the Other Shore.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 90.
\n—“Taqasim.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 93
\n—“Poetry Lesson.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 94.
\n—“The Poet’s Clay.” Trans. Berg. 19.1-2<\/a>, 96.
\n—“Interview with Mahmud Sobh.” 19.1-2<\/a>, 128.<\/p>\n

Soler i Tom\u00e0s, V\u00edctor. (Catalan) “To My Beloved (A La Meua Amada).” Trans. Mart\u00ednez i Albert. 5.2<\/a>, 166.<\/p>\n

de’ Sommi, Leone. (Hebrew and Italian) “Excerpts from In Defense of Women.” Trans. Erith Jaffe-Berg. 16.2<\/a>, 110.<\/p>\n

Sonnergaard, Jan. (Danish) “Bankrupt.” Trans. Ingrid Lansford. 13.2<\/a>, 93.
\n—“Down to the Lake with Flemming and His Pump Gun.” Trans. Lansford. 16.1<\/a>, 18.
\n—“Stag Party.” Trans. Lansford. 18.1<\/a>, 67.
\n—“Theft.” Trans. Lansford. 18.2<\/a>, 219.
\n—“Do You Belive in Life After Love?” Trans. Lansford. 20.2<\/a>, 166.<\/p>\n

Sonnevi, Goran. (Swedish) “From\u00a0Mozart’s Third Brain<\/em>.” Trans. Rika Lesser. 8.1<\/a>, 168.<\/p>\n

Sorrentino, Fernando. (Spanish) “A Question of Age.” Trans. Michele McKay Aynesworth. 13.2<\/a>, 208.<\/p>\n

Sotiropoulos, Ersi. (Greek) “From\u00a0The Book of Sounds\u00a0<\/em>(Fran Klangernas Bok<\/em>). Trans. Rika Lesser. 8.1<\/a>, 174.
\n—“Camelpig.” Trans. Jane Assimakopoulos. 10.2<\/a>, 262.
\n—“The Woman.” Trans. Karen Emmerich. 16.2<\/a>, 16.<\/p>\n

Souckov\u00e1, Milada. (Czech) “Kalady, Or the Refuge of Language.” Trans. Ron and Maria Nemcov\u00e1 Banerjee. 3.2<\/a>, 118.
\n—“View from the Window.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 62.
\n—“Portrait of a Child (interior decor).” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 64.
\n—“Dusicky\u2014All Souls.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 66.<\/p>\n

Sourounis, Andonis. (Greek) “With Spiro Hursutoglu in the Salonica Bar” Trans. Martin McKinsey. 10.2<\/a>, 244.<\/p>\n

Stancu, Zaharia. (Romanian) “Come with Me.” Trans. Arnold Johnston, Deborah Ann Percy, and Dona Rosu. 23.1<\/a>, 102.<\/p>\n

Stanescu, Saviana. (Romanian) “The Infanta Augustina.” Trans. Adam J. Sorkin, Aura Sibisan, and Stanescu. 9.2<\/a>, 24.
\n—“The Infanta Margherita.” Trans. Sorkin, Sibisan, and Stanescu. 9.2<\/a>, 24.
\n—“The Infanta Francesca.” Trans. Sorkin, Sibisan, and Stanescu. 9.2<\/a>, 26.
\n—“The Infanta Manola.” Trans. Sorkin, Sibisan, and Stanescu. 9.2<\/a>, 28.
\n—“The Infanta Isabella.” Trans. Sorkin, Sibisan, and Stanescu. 9.2<\/a>, 30.<\/p>\n

di Stefano, Paolo. (Cannibal dialects) Trans. Anne Milano Appel. 14.1-2<\/a>, 177.<\/p>\n

Stefoi, Elena. (Romanian) “A Team No Matter What.” Trans. Adam J. Sorkin and Liana Vrajitoru. 13.2<\/a>, 148.
\n—“Berlin Pastel.” Trans. Sorkin and Vrajitoru. 13.2<\/a>, 150.
\n—“The Crisis of Afterwards.” Trans. Sorkin and Irene Perciali. 13.2<\/a>, 152.<\/p>\n

Stern, Mario Rigoni. (Italian) “From\u00a0Giacomo’s Seasons<\/em>.” Trans. Liz Harris. 8.2<\/a>, 199.<\/p>\n

Storm, Theodor. (German) “The City.” Trans. Walter Arndt. 8.2<\/a>, 136.<\/p>\n

Su, Shi (Chinese). \u201cA Dream on the Night of the Twentieth of the First Lunar Month of Yi-Mao Year.\u201d Trans. Ruoen Fan. 26:1<\/a>, 60.<\/span><\/p>\n

Su, Tong. (Chinese) “What Does Your Husband Do.” Trans. Ting Wang, 26:1<\/a>, 105.<\/p>\n

Suda, Kristian. (Czech) “Dune \/ Cape Cod.” Trans. Ron and Maria\u00a0 Nemcov\u00e1 Banerjee. 6.1<\/a>, 120.
\n—“To and Fro.” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 70.
\n—“[All that lingers].” Trans. R. and M. Banerjee. 7.2<\/a>, 72.<\/p>\n

Sujane, Wu. \u201cForeword.\u201d 26:1<\/a>, 12.<\/span><\/p>\n

—Wu (with Thalia Pandiri). \u201cReview: Antologia Poetica: Tra il cielo e la terra \/ Between heaven and earth. Poesie in cinese classico, inglese e italiano\/Poems in the Classical Chinese, English and Italian.\u201d<\/i> 26:1<\/a>, 228.<\/span><\/p>\n

Susko, Mario. (Croatian) “Four War Poems (plus three).” Trans. Susko. 3.1<\/a>, 104.<\/p>\n

Sutzkever, Avrom. (Yiddish) “From Diary Poems.” Trans Zackary Sholem Berger. 23.2<\/a>, 108.<\/p>\n

\u00a0 —“Ode to the Dove VI.” Trans. Berger. 23.2<\/a>, 110.<\/p>\n

Swaleh, Zuhura. (Kiswahili) “Family Planning.” Trans. Mwenda Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 86.
\n—“Today’s Life.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 88.
\n—“I Would Rather Leave You.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 92.
\n—“Cat.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 96.
\n—“Father.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 98.
\n—“Short Dress.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 100.
\n—“Tray.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 102.
\n—“Cow.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 104.
\n—“Drunkard.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 106.
\n—“Firewood.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 110.
\n—“Pot.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 112.
\n—“Worm.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 114.
\n—“Knife.” Trans. Ntarangwi. 10.1<\/a>, 116.<\/p>\n

Sz\u00e1vai, G\u00e9za. (Hungarian) “Chapter I of the Novel,\u00a0Aletta’s Ark<\/em>: ‘We Die and the Truth Shines.'” Trans. Maya J. LoBello. 18.2<\/a>, 158.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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