HAJJAR BABAN

Online

'Ode to Majid Al Maskati,'

The Offing, 2017

Up the Staircase Quarterly, 2018

'portrait of my grand / father as another kurdish man i never met,' and 'Should They Die Before I Get My Hands on the Names,'

Foundry, 2018

'On October 13th, Kurdistan's Peshmerga Forces went under attack by the Iranian - backed Shia militias near Kirkuk,'

'In the Winter, We Burn & They Mistake It for Warmth,' 'Things I Imagine My Father Hears in His Sleep,' and 'The One Color that the Afghan Flag Has that the Kurdish Flag Doesn't is Black,'

Radioactive Moat / Deluge, 2018

'Sestina for My Unborn Daughter Without the Family Album,'

Radius Lit, 2018

'when i leave, i wash and re empty what,'

Forthcoming

Two Poems, Poetry City

Miscellaneous

Everything but Blood

I Am Not Traveling Alone

New Delta Review, 2018

'Of His Names We Remember,' and 'organ origins,'

The Collapsar, 2018

'Ghazal Asking My Father the Questions,'

Asian American Writers' Workshop: The Margins, 2019

From Rinsing, [twelve years apart]

The Shallow Ends, 2019

'Ghazal Saying My Father's Name Aloud,' and 'My Mother Told Me to Close My Eyes,'

Up North Lit, 2019

If My Father Gave Me the Words in His Language

Glass: A Journal of Poetry, 2019

Every Time I Get a Cold Sore

decomP magazine, 2019

'Ghazal Forcing the Man,'

and 'there's no Kurdish translation or origin to the phrase, "no friends but the mountains"'

Platypus Press: Wildness Journal, 2019

Frontier Poetry, 2019

A poem from Detroit's 2017 youth poet laureate

UW Madison student one of two finalists

What I Know of the Mountains article

One Poem, Blue Oak Press Rising Like a Wave: An Anthology of Asian American Women Poets

Love Installs — The Head Technique

Great River Review, 2020