It falls again over the Charles village ( Read more... )

-anonymous letter ( Read more... )

Wow! Just like that.
I opened my 1932 first edition of Grange Woolley's translations of Stéphane Mallarmé's prose and verse and found a HIDDEN LETTER hand-written by Woolley himself:

To Sir Edward Beatty,

in appreciation of your kind interest in the past,

Cordially,
Grange Woolley

!!!

I am in the midst of finals week. I have piles of work on the floor and what am I doing ( Read more... )

I've given my notebooks enough love ( Read more... )

Dearest Poets ( Read more... )

Reminder to self, topics to write about when I have "free" time ( Read more... )

Paul Celan continues to crush me entirely. And now I've got Brodsky chiming right in ( Read more... )

The more I see, the more I show.
The more I learn, the less I speak.
The less I read, the more I write.
The more I read, the more I read.
The more I love, the more I hide.

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