Selected Poems
To appear. “Growing Up, I Played a Lot of Diablo” and “Saint Sebastian Tended by Saint Irene.” Garland.
To appear. “1917.” Cirque.
2026. “In November 2023, the Russian Supreme Court Declared the ‘International LGBTQ Movement’ a Banned ‘Extremist Organization’” and “November.” Rust & Moth (Spring).
“The Windmaid.” Aôthen Magazine 10: 22–3.
“Nyctinasty.” The B’K 17.1: 32–4.
2025. “The Blue Rider.” In Interwoven, edited by Miriam Halahmy, Tom Denbigh, Reshma Ruia, and Will Dady, 103–05. Renard Press.
“Drinking Chifir in Front of Rublev’s Trinity” and “A Prayer to St. Peter on the Occasion of Wildfires in Quebec.” ContiguousLyt 1.2.
“Sheva Brachos.” Paper Brigade 9: 27.
“First Day“, “When I Come Home on Friday Evening“, and “When You Tell Me There Are Too Many Footnotes.” Jewish Poets’ Collective 2.
“‘Starling’ Is Another Word for ‘Little Star’.” Zhagaram 5: 6.
“The Blue Four“, “Mekonenes“, “What I’m Actually Thinking When I Bite My Lip and You Worry I’m Thinking You’re Too Addicted to Drugs“, and “An Egyptian Woman to Her Lover on the Morning of the Exodus.” Pomegranate Tent 1. [Featured poet.]
“Horse Flesh.” Garland 4: 38.
“Sharh on Sahih al-Bukhari 5460.” The Metaworker (22 September).
“Soteira.” Lilac Peril 1: 19–20.
“Sharh on Sunan Ibn Majah 3914.” The Metaworker (5 September).
“Brigadoon” and “The Witchin Oor.” New Writing Scotland 43.
“Midrash on Judges 15:4.” Moist (30 June).
“Sharh on Sunan Ibn Majah 2474.” Flow 1.
“Drought”, “September“, and “Siren.” Great Lakes Review (6 March).
“Still Life of the Space between Our Apartments on a Friday Night.” West Trestle Review (March).
“Midrash on John 6:6.” Rust & Moth (Spring).
2024. “Seals and Olives” and “Curtal.” Twin Bird Review.
“When I Open the Paper.” In Building Bridges, edited by Miriam Halahmy, Tom Denbigh, Reshma Ruia, and Will Dady, 116–18. Renard Press.
“Still Life of My Apartment on a Winter Morning.” Paper Brigade 8: 38–9.
“The Tygress.” Bleating Thing 2: 10.
“Gromovnitsa.” In Light ‘Em Up, edited by nat raum. Fifth Wheel Press. [Pushcart Prize nominee.]
“The Witch’s Apprentice.” Garland 2: 47.
“Angelophany with Sabbath Lighting.” All My Relations 7: 38–41.
“Sharh on Sunan an-Nasa’i 736.” The Metaworker (20 September). [Pushcart Prize nominee.]
“A Burning” and “Sharh on Sahih Muslim 1919 and Sahih al-Bukhari 3507.” Q&A Queer Zine 6.
“Love.” Moist (19 August).
“The Birk” and “A Prayer Beuk.” Eemis Stane 3: 21–2.
“Sleeping Lady.” Heimat Review 7.
“Zaliv Vozvratseniya” and “The Poet Drunkenly Remonstrates with High Tide.” Jet Fuel Review 27 (Spring).
“This Late Summer Light.” Ghost Light Lit 1: 45.
“Correspondence.” Belfast Review 1: 33.
“Transmigration” and “Daphne.” So to Speak 33: 77–9.
“Cardamom.” In Secrets in the Garden, edited by nat raum. Fifth Wheel Press.
“Flight.” The Primer 4.
2023. “Alice” and “That Cancer You Know Turns Down a Trip to the Seaside.” Twin Bird Review 1.2. [“That Cancer” was previously a semi-finalist for Gasher‘s Bennett Nieberg Transpoetic Broadside Prize, judged by Cavar.]
“When the Rockets Fall.” Topical Poetry (5 November).
“January Evening.” Crowstep 5.
“Saint Anthony Falls.” River Mouth Review 14.
“Simchat Torah, 5784.” Topical Poetry (22 October).
“Dialectics.” Trasna (Fall).
“Eagles” and “Sometimes I Think about Learning Ossetian.” Moist (20 August).
.היימיש: 45-9 “היים איז אַן איינהייט פֿון ווײַטקייט“.
“The Ballad of Éeya Point.” Crow & Cross Keys (1 March).
“October Morning.” Rust & Moth (Spring).
“Barnstorming.” Maenad 1.
“Late Efternuin at the Hermitage” and “The Covenant o the Pieces.” Eemis Stane 2: 7-8.
“At the Edge of Sleep.”Crow & Cross Keys (25 January).
2022. “On Being Jewish in Post-Roe America.” Limp Wrist 8.
“סכין / Scian.” In An Áitiúil, edited by Helen Jenks, Úna Nolan, Jack McGee, and Tomás Clancy, pp. 83–4. The Madrigal & The Martello.
“To My Future Reader.” The Jupiter Review 4: 53–5.
“When People Tell Me I’m ‘Still the Same Person’.” Renard Press. [Spectrum anthology longlist.]
“Teaching My Son from Memories of My Father’s Astronomy.” In The Truth Is in the Stars, edited by Nat Raum. Fifth Wheel Press.
“Passing.” So to Speak (Summer). [Pushcart Prize nominee.]
2019. “Anaith a Pyne.” Lallans 95 (Yuil).
2016. “A Prayer Upon My Recitations” and “Az-Zahra.” Vahid 2 (Spring): 18, 21.
2014. “Early Morn.” The Exhibit 2 (May).
“A Pastor Explains the Cold War to a Child.” Triggerfish Critical Review 12: 6.
2013. “Sol Victus.” Almanac de Interlingua 44 (August): 1.
“The Koi Pond.” Symmetry Pebbles (26 June).
“Memoroj de alia mond’.” Esperantista Tribuno 27, no. 1: 19. [First prize in the EKRA-2013 International Literary Competition. Also published in Literatura Foiro.]
“Hyperborea.” Assisi: An Online Journal of Arts & Letters 3, no. 1-2 (Fall/Spring): 11.
2012. “Pharmacopoeia.” in/words 12, no. 1 (Fall): 3.
“Sample 70215, 84.” Cha: An Asian Literary Journal 16. [Highly Recommended, Cha “Encountering” Poetry Contest.]
2011. “Morning moon dissolves…” Asahi Shimbun (17 November).
“Nanoj.” Sennaciulo 11–12: 34.
Translations
2025. “I and My Girlfriend [איך און מײַן חבֿרטע]” and “In October Days [אין די אָקטאָבער־טעג]” (by Mire Khenkin). Pakntreger.
2023. “A Day [אַ טאָג]” (by Rashel Veprinski). Trinity Journal of Literary Translation 11.2: 79–80.
2022. “O, My Language [אָ, מיין שפּראַך]” (by Rashel Veprinski) and “The Levy [צו שטייער]” (by Khane Levin). Alchemy: A Journal of Translation 20.
“Selections from Yidishe dikhterins.” In geveb (9 March). (Comprised of “The Other Side of the Wall [פון יענער זייט וואַנט]” by Dine Libkes and “We March [מיר שפּאַנען]” and “Snitkov [סניטקאָוו]” by Hinde Roytblat, with an introductory essay.) [Best Literary Translations finalist.]
2012. “Longing [Sehnsucht],” “The Summer Was… [Der Sommer war…],” “Fall [Herbst],” “Sunday Afternoon [Sontagnachmittag],” “To Gladys [An Gladys],” “Pleasure/Desire [Lust],” “The Poet [Der Dichter],” “Café [Cafe],” “Homeward [Gen Haus],” “The Evening [Der Abend],” “August Night [Augustnacht],” “The Separation [Die Trennung]” (by Ernst Blass). Pilvax: Writing from Central Europe 8: 30–5.
2011. “A Poem for Eugène Carrière” (by Paul Verlaine). The Mountain Astrologer 159: 80.