Topic: CSPS Reading from California Quarterly 46:1, Ed. Margaret Saine
Time: Oct 4, 2020 04:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)Manoscritto di una vita 2018 (Manuscript of a Lifetime) by Enzo Patti
With a beautiful cover featuring Manoscritto di una vita 2018 (Manuscript of a Lifetime) by Enzo Patti, this issue is a joy to behold. Congratulations to all the poets. And thanks to Margaret Saine for tirelessly translating poems from so many languages and connecting the California Quarterly to the whole world of poetry and poets.
EDITOR’S NOTE
Ah, the good news, in the plural! David Sapp, 2018 grant recipient of the Ohio Arts Council,
writes: “Thank you so much for publishing ‘Tree Frog’ in the California Quarterly. I am enjoying other portions of your wonderful publication. What a handsome issue!”
Hey, and which is David Sapp’s praised issue? I search high and low, because we don’t have a
cumulative alphabetical CQ poetry index yet, alas. It was my last issue, 44:4, he praised! And did not complain one peep about the translations, which I love doing. So I am doubly proud.
And here is a comment from another contributor: Terrence Sykes: ”Ute Margaret Saine, many thanx to you again for both my appear- ances in this little gem of a journal... I open the pages and read words of my friends from across the USA and around the world and many I don’t know, yet we are poetically kin.”
Yes, poetry’s long, embracing arms reach around the world, like a huge, loving octopus; poets talk to each other, no longer just whis- tling via Paris and New York, but across the globe. That’s what we want, don’t we?
Love and thanks to all the lovers of poetry!
Ah, the good news, in the plural! David Sapp, 2018 grant recipient of the Ohio Arts Council,
writes: “Thank you so much for publishing ‘Tree Frog’ in the California Quarterly. I am enjoying other portions of your wonderful publication. What a handsome issue!”
Hey, and which is David Sapp’s praised issue? I search high and low, because we don’t have a
cumulative alphabetical CQ poetry index yet, alas. It was my last issue, 44:4, he praised! And did not complain one peep about the translations, which I love doing. So I am doubly proud.
And here is a comment from another contributor: Terrence Sykes: ”Ute Margaret Saine, many thanx to you again for both my appear- ances in this little gem of a journal... I open the pages and read words of my friends from across the USA and around the world and many I don’t know, yet we are poetically kin.”
Yes, poetry’s long, embracing arms reach around the world, like a huge, loving octopus; poets talk to each other, no longer just whis- tling via Paris and New York, but across the globe. That’s what we want, don’t we?
Love and thanks to all the lovers of poetry!
Margaret
Don’t hesitate to email me, at umsaine@gmail.com, about anything.
Margaret Saine
Irvine, California
TABLE OF CONTENTS
California Quarterly, Volume 46, Number 1, Spring 2020
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Margaret Saine
Irvine, California
Nascita del Due del Libro e della Poesia, by Enzo Patti
TABLE OF CONTENTS
California Quarterly, Volume 46, Number 1, Spring 2020
- de Agua Salada - Mario Zúñiga Núñez 7
- from Salt Water - Margaret Saine,Tr. 7
- Italy Meets Ivory Coast - Kalyna Temertey-Canta 8
- Dejaste un papel amarillo... - Javier Campos 9
- You left a yellow paper... - Margaret Saine,Tr. 9
- Love in a Field of Miners’ Lettuce - Susan E. Gunter 10
- Fata Morgana in a Field of Tarweed - Dave Seter 11
- Dusk - Aidan Coleman 12
- World of Dreams - Alessio Zanelli 13
- View from the Ranch - Alice Pero 14
- “golden leaves fluttering birds...” - Rebecca Anne Banks 14
- Not Mine to Shape - David Anderson 15
- Interlude in the Trader Joe’s... - Joanne Jagoda 16
- Hiking After the Dinner Party - Chris Foster 17
- Milton’s Fluid - d.p. houston 17
- Мигът - Alexander Shurbanov 19
- Moment - Alexander Shurbanov, Tr. 19
- What’s Inside - Beth S. Pollak 20
- I Was Wild Once - Gwynn O’Gara 21
- Elevator - Cathy Porter 22
- Men at Work - Tasha Cotter 23
- Kite - Clarke Andros 24
- Recuerdo - Alejandra Castellanos 25
- Memory - Margaret Saine, Tr. 25
- The Moon Is an Egret - Michael Montgomery 26
- Melancholie - Karl Greisinger 27
- Melancholy - Margaret Saine, Tr. 27
- Committees - David Pratt 28
- Home Front: A Remembrance - Jean Esteve 29
- Politicians - Pande Manoylov 30
- Del Origen - Otoniel Guevara 31
- About the Origin - Margaret Saine, Tr. 31
- No Cure - Claire Scott 32
- The Road of Love - Timothy Fab-Eme 33
- Armonia - Rita Stanzione 34
- Harmony - Margaret Saine, Tr. 34
- Stars Behind Your Eyes - Susan Richardson 35
- Impara la tua arte... Claudia Russo 36
- Learn your art... Margaret Saine, Tr. 37
- Alertos emergen los verdes - Jeanie R. C. Toscano 38
- Alert the greens emerge - Margaret Saine, Tr. 39
- Epithalamion - John Blair 40
- definitorio - Elizabeth Soto 41
- in lieu of a definition - Margaret Saine, Tr. 41
- Snowmelt - Marianne Karplus 42
- A Second Look - John Schneider 42
- Do the Garden Snails Know? - Lane Larson 43
- de la utilidad de la poesía II - Eliécer Almaguer 44
- on the usefulness of poetry II - Margaret Saine, Tr. 45
- Sculpture - Lisa Shirley 46
- Vision - Matthew J. Spireng 47
- The Dame Who Marks Time - Marie Lecrivain 48
- My Hollow Window - Marilynn Talal 49
- Paying the Ferryman - Ruth Holzer 50
- Door - Benjamin Nash 51
- Mom & the Bridge - Kristin Lawrence 52
- Wish - Patricia Nelson 53
- When... Donald Fisher 54
- Last Pomegranate - Maja Trochimczyk 55
- Hai bevuto una spremuta - Terry Olivi 56
- You drank a freshly squeezed - Margaret Saine, Tr. 57
- Agonies of Sand - Savita Singh 58
Appunti di viaggio, by Enzo Patti (2018)
ABOUT THE EDITOR
CSPS SECRETARY - MARGARET SAINE, Ph.D.
Ute Margaret Saine was born in Germany. After a Yale Ph.D. in French and Spanish, she taught languages, literature, and culture in California and Arizona, as well as writing and translating poetry in five languages. Since 1991, she has been a board member of the CSPS and a CQ editor since 1994. She also edits the CSPS Poetry Letter, now on the CSPS website, and formerly served twice as the CQ Annual Contest Chair. For ten years, until June 2019, she gathered all submissions from the Orange PO Box, distributing them to editors.
Her poems have appeared in many journals here and abroad. She has published five books of poetry in English – Bodyscapes, Words of Art, Lit Angels, Gardens of the World and A Book of Travel– as well as six haiku chapbooks in five languages. Four books of poems and a postwar childhood memoir have been published in Germany – Das Flüchtige bleibt (The Ephemeral Remains); Das Weite suchen (A Yen to Travel); Atem der Stille (The Breath of Silence); Ein Lied davon (Same Old Song); and Ungeschicktes Kind (Awkward Child). Searching for Bridges is a bilingual English-Arabic book of her poems edited by Palestinian poet and critic Nizar Sartawi. Saine’s poems in Italian are to be published in 2020. She has edited many CQ issues, most recently vol. 44, No. 4.
Her poems have appeared in many journals here and abroad. She has published five books of poetry in English – Bodyscapes, Words of Art, Lit Angels, Gardens of the World and A Book of Travel– as well as six haiku chapbooks in five languages. Four books of poems and a postwar childhood memoir have been published in Germany – Das Flüchtige bleibt (The Ephemeral Remains); Das Weite suchen (A Yen to Travel); Atem der Stille (The Breath of Silence); Ein Lied davon (Same Old Song); and Ungeschicktes Kind (Awkward Child). Searching for Bridges is a bilingual English-Arabic book of her poems edited by Palestinian poet and critic Nizar Sartawi. Saine’s poems in Italian are to be published in 2020. She has edited many CQ issues, most recently vol. 44, No. 4.
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