About Diane Furtney

Diane Furtney’s poems have appeared in Kenyon Review, Iowa Review, Critical Quarterly (England), and other journals. She has authored two chapbooks and two comic mystery novels (Murder at the MLA and Murder in the New Age under the pseudonym D. J. H. Jones). Her translations have appeared in International Poetry Review, Rhino, and Stand (England).

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The Nights in June

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Victor Hugo (1802–1885), “Nuits de juin” (1840)
In summer, near the far end of the day,
wildflowers covering the plain spray

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