These are my translations of Karin Boye's Complete Poems.
Boye was perhaps Sweden's greatest woman poet. Born in 1900, she
was a poet of ideas, and wrote a powerful prophetic novel, Kallocain,
which in its depiction of a totalitarian state bears an affinity
to Huxley's Brave New World and Zamyatin's We. Her
involvement in the radical literary and artistic movement Clarté
during the 1920s led to her interest in psychoanalysis, which
influenced her literary work as well as her personal development
during the latter years of her life. Intellectually and emotionally
she was far ahead of her time, and her controversial writings
included the novel Crisis, in which she portrayed the religious
turmoil of her adolescence and her discovery of her own bisexuality.
The Seven Deadly Sins and Other Posthumous Poems (1941)