Tag Archives: Mykyta Ryzhykh

***You can hope you never get cancerYou may not understand how you can lose your left legYou can trust that your daughter won’t strangle you in the middle of the nightOne may consider the Holocaust unthinkable, but thoughts are only an imprint of matterEverything will happen one dayEverything will happen again one dayAnd everything willContinue reading “3 poems by Mykyta Ryzhykh”

The sky is moving The ant’s gaze falls into the suggestion of life Failure of life after adulthood Older children are moving into the abyss The abyss from which it all began The iron tooth of a smile haunts the blind The ash sketch of a heart beats like a real one Who fell intoContinue reading “3 poems by Mykyta Ryzhykh”