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  1. Oranges; Charcoal | Your Impossible Voice

    By Michele Kilmer — We lost the house in May 1982. I hate that term; lost the house. I knew right where it was. Still do.

  2. Michele Kilmer Archives • Your Impossible Voice

    “We lost the house in May 1982. I hate that term; lost the house. I knew right where it was. Still do.” read more

  3. Sunglasses | Your Impossible Voice

    1982. A loft space on Prince Street. Black tights and leg warmers that bag around the ankles. A boom box on the splintery floor. Light streaking through dusty windows. There’s a little black spot on the …

  4. Karla | Issue 5

    I robbed two drug stores in April of 1982, and I am now a flat man, one of the losers the flowers mock, soul #133095, a ghost floating through a world devoid of depth and meaning, a ghost floating …

  5. Agónico Marcial 1960 - 1994 • Your Impossible Voice

    Moreover, during these supposedly barren years (1978-1982), Agónico was working on Binds, a series of vignettes on conventions. Although the poetry was still far-off, there were hints of its tenor:

  6. Excerpt from My Women | Your Impossible Voice

    The woman never confessed to him that he was not her own son. Yuliia Iliukha is a poet, prose writer, and journalist, born 1982 in Kharkivska oblast, Ukraine. She is the author of several books for adults …

  7. manuel, about something he had seen | Your Impossible Voice

    Issue 19 Winter 2019 Nadija Rebronja (Serbia, 1982) is a poet and essayist. She received her PhD in literature at the Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad. She was a researcher of the Institute for Slavistics …

  8. paolo and marcos, on the terrace, on modern history | Your Impossible …

    Issue 19 Winter 2019 Nadija Rebronja (Serbia, 1982) is a poet and essayist. She received her PhD in literature at the Faculty of Philosophy, Novi Sad. She was a researcher of the Institute for Slavistics …

  9. Issue 26 | Spring 2022 | Your Impossible Voice

    We couldn’t remember where the death came in.” “We lost the house in May 1982. I hate that term; lost the house. I knew right where it was. Still do.” “Of course, poetry’s good for nothing. Rich people …

  10. Untranslatable Song: The Vertical Poetry of Roberto Juarroz

    Vertical Poetry, 7.1, 1982 Usar la propia mano como almohada. El cielo lo hace con sus nubes, la tierra con sus terrones y el arbol que cae con su propio follaje. Solo asi puede escucharse la cancion sin …