Carolina Ebeid was born in West New York, New Jersey, and is the author of You Ask Me to Talk about the Interior (Noemi Press, 2016). She holds a PhD from the University of Denver and has won fellowships from CantoMundo, the Stadler Center, the NEA, and a Lannan Foundation Residency. She helps edit poetry at the Rumpus.
Jan/Feb 2020
I Can’t Hear You When You’re Screaming
line like a piece of twine, line like a piece of dry grass, plank, nail, a finger pointing there, a finger-shush, line like a cut sewn up, a rupture stitched, […]
Poetry
Winter 2013
Aher, in a Vale of Asters
Inside my sympathy, a sheepdog watches the fold as they sleep. In it is also their shearing. I have come to understand how every war holds a smaller war inside […]
Poetry
Winter 2013
Aher, the Other, at the Ear of God
I am the blind mute in my bedchamber And you are the curfew bell. I am the messenger en route, And you are the heavy news. I am spelling out […]
Carolina Ebeid
Carolina Ebeid, a CantoMundo Fellow, grew up in New Jersey. She holds a degree from the Michener Center for Writers at the University of Texas. Her work has appeared in […]