Agitated Air Monika Rinck

Agitated Air Monika RinckYasmine Seale & Robin Moger Born in Murcia in 1165, Ibn Arabi was a prolific Muslim philosopher and poet. He travelled extensively before settling in Damascus, where he died in 1240. Tarjuman al Ashwaq, or The Interpreter of Desires, is a cycle of sixty one Arabic poems. They speak of loss and bewilderment, a spiritual and sensual yearning for the divine, and a hunger for communion in which near and far collapse. Agitated Air is a correspondence in

waarmee we vervolgens ontkomen aan het besef van terminaal geboren worden

and information networks

Wellicht alles tegelijk

geographies

Will Alexander

In perennial fashion presence falling

encountering a series of figures and undergoing fragmentations and metamorphoses as she seeks to confront the Tyrant and heal the world

het vergroten van leesplezier en het doorgronden van de belevingswereld van kinderen

Relief treats health and sickness as inherently shared conditions

reclaiming the poet's role as social critic

een essay ‘op zoek naar het gedicht waarin staat wat ik wil zeggen’

urges us to begin the discussions that might open pathways through this divisive and stuck moment in American history