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The article titled "Blown." is a poem published in the Ilanot Review. The poem reflects on the transient nature of human existence and the longing for fulfillment. The author, Linda Stern Zisquit, is an accomplished poet and translator, with several published collections of poetry. She is also an Associate Professor at Bar Ilan University and runs an art gallery in Jerusalem. [Extracted from the article]

The poem "Just Practice" by Avigail Antman is presented, along with a translation by Linda Stern Zisquit. First Line: Sarah the teacher keeps up my English; Last Line: Just practice.

The poem "Warp and Woof" by Avigail Antman is presented, along with a translation by Linda Stern Zisquit. First Line: You can roam on a sabbatical in a distant Japanese village; Last Line: and fasten and return to the other side with the same calming motion.

The poem "[My mother denied me]" by Avigail Antman is presented, along with a translation by Linda Stern Zisquit. First Line: My mother denied me; Last Line: and sees my mother who has denied me.

The poem "And the Earth Opened Its Mouth" by Avigail Antman is presented, along with a translation by Linda Stern Zisquit. First Line: At the end of June my earth trembles; Last Line: And the eyelids.

The poem "MISSTEPS 2" by Linda Stern Zisquit is presented. First Line: When I think of where I've come from, I don't think; Last Line: cross over? What is it like on the other side?