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“These translations and poems are full of the refugee’s loss and longing, made infinitely richer by
Kafatou’s love for the poet and poems. This is a deeply loving, compassionate collection of poems,
remaining anchored, ultimately, in the exile’s intertwined desire and nostalgia for home.”The
Massachusetts ReviewNot to tire / but to hold out your hand / gently / as to a bird / to the
miracleThis bilingual edition of the poems of Hilde Domin, an outstanding lyric poet of exile and
return, brings her work to English-speaking readers for the first time.Hilde Domin fled Nazi
Germany when, as a Jew, she was no longer safe there. For many years she lived in Italy and the
Dominican Republic, where she encountered modernist currents in Italian and Spanish poetry.
Returning permanently to Germany in the mid-1950s, she quickly found recognition as a poet of
memory and reconciliation. For the rest of her long life she wrote and spoke in a tone poised
between vulnerability and trust, on behalf of moral and civic values worth living for. As Sarah
Kafatou writes in her Introduction, Domin “is always frugal: she reworks and transforms her
repertoire of metaphors, images, themes, and ideas again and again, extending and refining,
never explaining too much. Her lyric sensibility is concise, her syntax and vocabulary are simple
and apt, her short lines break on the phrase, and she has an uncanny ability to hit the right note at
exactly the right moment, according to the rhythm of the breath.”Domin writes of “people like us we
among them,” providing a voice for victims of persecution everywhere. Today, with refugee
populations on the move throughout the world and with rising intolerance and polarization, these
poems of conscience, and of courage discovered in desperation, will speak directly to every
reader.