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  • Lay Your Hand
  • Attila József
    Translated by Michael Slipp (bio)

Your hand uponmy brow let standas though your ownwere now my hand.

As one who’d killprotect from strifeas though my ownwere now your life.

love me as thoughall good would start,as though my ownwere now your heart. [End Page 349]

Michael Slipp

MICHAEL SLIPP is a poet and translator living in New York City. He lectured on translation at Eötvös Loránd University on the occasion of Attila József’s centenary. His poems and translations have appeared in Catch Up: Louisville.

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