Jazra Khaleed

Ο ΠΡΩΤΟΣ ΘΑΝΑΤΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΠΟΙΗΤΗ ΓΙΑΖΡΑ ΧΑΛΕΝΤ

langue: grec
traductions: allemand (DES DICHTERS JAZRA KHALEED ERSTER TOD), espagnol (LA PRIMERA MUERTE DEL POETA JAZRA KHALEED), irlandais (AN CÉAD BUILLE BÁIS AN FHILE JAZRA KHALEED), portugais (A PRIMEIRA MORTE DO POETA JAZRA KHALEED), chinois (诗人贾拉・卡里的第一次死亡)

Ο ΠΡΩΤΟΣ ΘΑΝΑΤΟΣ ΤΟΥ ΠΟΙΗΤΗ ΓΙΑΖΡΑ ΧΑΛΕΝΤ

Θα έχω το τέλος μετανάστη από την Τσετσενία
Θα με βρείτε πεταμένο στα σκουπίδια
Με το λαιμό κομμένο και τα χέρια κρύα
Στην πλατεία θα πουν: Αναπαύτηκε εν πολέμω
Κι αν διαδώσετε το λόγο μου στα πέρατα της γης
εγώ σαν πάνθηρας θα επιστρέψω μια ωραία πρωία

Θα έχω το τέλος πόρνης από τη Σενεγάλη
Θα με βρείτε πεταμένο στον ακάλυπτο
Με μια σφαίρα μπάτσου στο κεφάλι
Στην πλατεία θα πουν: Μακάριοι οι πολεμοποιοί
Κι αν μου φορτώσετε τις αμαρτίες των ποιητών
εγώ απ’ τις στάχτες τους θα γεννηθώ και πάλι

Jazra Khaleed

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* 21.05.1979, Grozny, Russie
Réside à: Athens, Grèce
Jazra Khaleed is a poet, filmmaker, performer and translator. He lives in Athens and writes exclusively in Greek. His works focus on issues of working-class experiences and cultures, homeland and origin, immigration and war, and are an indictment of racism, social injustice, and classism in contemporary Greece

His most recent publications are Die Hoffnung hat immer einen Plan B (Moloko+, Germany, 2023), Grozni (Qendra Multimedia, Kosovo, 2023), Requiem für Homs (parasitenpresse, Germany, 2022), Requiem pour Homs et autres poèmes (Marges en Pages, France, 2022) and The Light That Burns Us (World Poetry Books, USA, 2021). His poems have been widely translated for publications in Europe, the US, Australia, and Asia, and have appeared in The Guardian, The Los Angeles Review of Books, World Literature Today, Lichtungen, Modern Poetry in Translation, Tripwire, Die Horen, Nioques and other publications.

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According to The Los Angeles Review of Books, “[Jazra Khaleed] stands up to fascism by writing and performing Greek-language poetry that is unmatched in technical bravura, emotional depth, and political urgency". His performances have been described as “possessing the kind of energy that pervades the riots on the streets of Athens” (Süddeutsche Zeitung), “explosive” (Berliner Zeitung) and “wild, energetic and forceful” (junge Welt).

He has won the Soundout! Award for New Ways of Presenting Literature (Germany) and the Crystal Vilenica Prize (Slovenia) and has been awarded residences and fellowships from the Federal Chancellery of Austria, the Kone Foundation (Finland), the Robert Bosch Stiftung (Germany), the International Writer’s House Graz (Austria), the Syros International Film Festival (Greece) and Centrale Fies (Italy).

As a founding editor of the Athens-based poetry magazine Teflon, and particularly through his own translations published there, he has introduced to a Greek readership the works of Amiri Baraka, Keston Sutherland, Etel Adnan, Bert Papenfuß, Safia Elhillo, Ann Cotten, Lionel Fogarty, Audre Lorde, Ghayath Almadhoun among many other American, British, Australian, Arab and German-language political and experimental poets.

His short films have been screened at festivals such as the Ann Arbor Film Festival (USA), VASTLAB (USA), Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur (Switzerland), Kasseler Dokfest (Germany), Biennial de la Imagen en Movimiento (Argentina), Entrevues Belfort (France), L’Alternativa (Spain), Cooler Lumpur Festival (Malaysia) among others. The film rendition of his poem about the immigrant situation, “The Aegean or the Anus of Death,” won prizes at the Paris Festival for Different and Experimental Cinema, the Zebra Poetry Film Festival, and the Balkans Beyond Borders Short Film Festival.
Publications

  • Bin ohne Menschen

    Berlin/Germany: Hochroth Verlag/ Poesiefestival Berlin, 2010

  • Jazra Grosny

    Berlin/Germany: Verlag Distillery, 2013

  • VERSENSPORN - Jazra Khaleed

    Heft für lyrische Reize

    Nr. 21

    Jena/Germany: Poesie schmeckt gut e.V., 2015

  • Γκρόζνι (Grozny)

    Athens/Greece: Ipokimeno, 2016

  • The Poetry of Jazra Khaleed

    Tarakeshwar/India: Aami aar Leena Hente Cholech, 2018

  • Ρέκβιεμ για τη Χομς (Requiem for Homs)

    Athens/Greece: Amilichos, 2019

  • μα είν' αυτό ποίηση; (but is this poetry?)

    Athens/Greece: Teflon Books, 2020

  • The Light That Burns Us

    Storrs/USA: World Poetry Books, 2021

  • Requiem pour Homs et autres poèmes

    Paris/France: Marges en Pages, 2022:

  • Requiem für Homs

    Cologne/Germany: parasitenpresse, 2022

  • Grozni

    Prishtina/Kosovo: Qendra Multimedia, 2023

  • Die Hoffnung hat immer einen Plan B

    Magdeburg/Germany: Moloko Print, 2023

Prix

  • 2014 SOUNDOUT! Award for New Ways of Presenting Literature, Berlin

  • 2014 Best Film for Tolerance Award for the short film “The Aegean or the Anus of Death”, Zebra Poetry Film Festival, Berlin

  • 2014 International Competition Award for the short film “The Aegean or the Anus of Death”, Paris Festival for Different and Experimental Cinema, Paris

  • 2014 Jury Special Mention for the short film “The Aegean or the Anus of Death”, Balkans Beyond Borders Short Film Festival, Sarajevo

  • 2021 Crystal Vilenica Award, Vilenica International Literary Festival, Slovenia

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