Ringing in the New Year in rhyme.

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Chicu Reddy’s life in poetry.

On verse and voices that stick.

From Sophocles’s Antigone, translated by Gabriela Garcia, Class of 2023.

Ringing in the New Year in rhyme.

“a half-shattered vase can hold again.”

“No one has cared to say.” 

“His song ends on the edges of her / Mona Lisa smile.”

“You must have patience, and a steady hand.”

Not sure how to handle the pandemic? Anne Pritikin, Class of 2022, has some suggestions. 

An excerpt from The Hundreds.