Presently I am swimming in limbo with only a stingy crescent moon for company. I would like to complain to God that I am meant to be locked down by gravity, sympathy, the symphony of sleep. Would a sunlit room in heaven be available? A generous expanse of window, a wall of […]
Mary Elizabeth Birnbaum
Mary Elizabeth Birnbaum was born, raised, and educated in New York City. She has studied poetry at the Joiner Institute in UMass, Boston. Mary’s translation of the Haitian poet Felix Morisseau-Leroy has been published in The Massachusetts Review, the anthology Into English (Graywolf Press), and in And There Will Be Singing, An Anthology of International Writing by The Massachusetts Review, 2019 as well. Her work is forthcoming or has recently appeared in Lake Effect, J-Journal, Spoon River Poetry Review, Soundings East, and Barrow Street.