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Unnamed Dead
Madhu H. Kaza reflects on the death of unnamed Afghan girls and Alice Oswald’s book-length poem “Memorial.”
Madhu H. Kaza
Born in Andhra Pradesh, India, Madhu H. Kaza is a writer, translator, artist, and educator based in New York. She is the editor of Kitchen Table Translation and her own writing has appeared or is forthcoming in The Paris Review, Guernica, The Yale Review, Two Lines, Gulf Coast, The Margins, and elsewhere. She works for The Bard Prison Initiative and also teaches in the MFA program at Columbia University.
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Unnamed Dead
Madhu H. Kaza reflects on the death of unnamed Afghan girls and Alice Oswald’s book-length poem “Memorial.”