When will you be home & Justice
Queer identity's strain on domesticity contrasts abstract justice with the poignant erosion…
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From Matchbox
Matchbox – June ’24
Justice
June 29, 2024
for Ramchandra Siras
There are no chairs for audience
in the court room. You sit on the window sill
at the back as someone argues
for your rights. You are an outline
in the afternoon light – rolling an affidavit
to swat houseflies.
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Aditya Vikram
Aditya Vikram is a writer, translator, and emerging scholar from Lucknow, India. Their critical and creative literary work revolves around language and translation, queer formations, regional histories, and (post)colonial encounters. Recently awarded the ALTA Emerging Translator Mentorship 2024 and the TAARIF Fellowship 2024, their poems and essays have been published by Goethe Institute, British Council, Agents of Ishq, and Gulmohur Quarterly, among others.