PUBLICATIONS & RECITATIONS
Harvard Review, Issue 61, Two translations of poems by Rumi: Too Brood and Not A Lover (avail in print issue)
The Brooklyn Rail, Translation of a poem by Rumi: Last Night in My Dream
The Brooklyn Rail, Two poems: War in Her Mouth and Another Gaza Reel
Literary Hub, Essay: Rumi’s Revolution and Formative Friendship with Shams
Hyperallergic, Translation of a poem and lines by Rumi: Where the Water of Life Flows
The Marginalian, Translation of a poem by Rumi: Let’s Love Each Other
The Markaz Review. Three Translations of poems by Rumi: You Found Me, Let’s Love Each Other, The Moment You Left Me
Columbia University Press - in the Anthology: Love and Forgiveness for a More Just World, 1 poem: Orange Alert
(avail in print)
Published by NYRB Classics
Published by Columbia University Press, featuring poems and essays by
Jaques Derrida, Orna Ophir, Sara Nusseibeh, Nils F. Schott, Hent de Vries,
and Haleh Liza Gafori.
Best of American Poetry, Edited by Yusef Komunyakaa.
New Persian Poetry, Edited by Haleh Liza Gafori (aka Haale)
The opening poem from GOLD, recited Dec 15, 2021 at Bowery Poetry Club in NYC, recited and sung, with a short exploration of the phrase “aabeh hayat",” the love and life-force at the root of the root of the root of our beings.
Recited at Fetzer Institute’s Global Gathering in Assisi, Italy.
An ode to pine pollen, and a love letter to existence. Recited at the Jean Cocteau Theater for Worlds through Words, in Santa Fe, NM.