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The selection here is proposed not as a definitive list of the major Mozambican poets working today but rather a jumping-off point, a gesture toward the diversity of themes and styles to be found in the contemporary literature of Mozambique.
Difficult once I've said things to know them this morning the lights above the tollway all off at exactly 7:36 all "we took our yellow from the pewter sky." But we have so many things! Stories about our diction, the leather couch some trees and our ages. What about all the rooms the sky makes— she tried several spaces today, under a desk, a nook bent to her. I thought of picking a fight with dead Bachelard.
from the April 2019 issue Poetry by Hélder Faife Translated from Portuguese by Sandra Tamele and by Eric M. B. Becker Teach This Text In the poems below, Hélder Faife gives free reign to the frolic of children's imaginations, but it's not all child's play. De(s)igns With every stroke of her pencil the little girl unfurls dreams and traces childhood’s uncertain roadmaps. A twisted loom, lines on a page mending sorrows which she weaves into life’s purity.
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