Dagmara Kraus studied Comparative Literature and Art History in Leipzig, Berlin and Paris, as well as Literary Writing at the German Institute for Literature.

“The Gloomerang names no special dictionary” writes the poet and translator Kraus. The title of her latest book of poems (Kummerang) immediately connects emotion, a throwing weapon and movement in the creation of a neologism.

Triskelion

the green tree-python's moved out it weaves no noose round its clutch it has taken with it the rough skinshirt

Fantrasie #1

a pelican clipped heavily by a tower visibly damp from three orbs they found combined in her the ground a verb-deer of white porcelain

Fantrasie #2

through the testamenter's deaths flew a front of foot-warm whistling-birds in them he was iridescentransmogrified passing beyond the ends of the waters

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