Category: Poetry
In the Midst of the Years (Excerpt)
****** Have not been totally dormant poetically speaking. I am working on a long poem which will be called “In the Midst of the Years,” a phrase from the Book of Habakkuk 3:2. The poem is anticipated to be about 750 lines, of about 10 or so sections. Right now I am on section 6. […]
A Reading of “Genie,” by Arthur Rimbaud (trans. by A. S. Kline)
Genie (translated by A. S. Kline) (Illuminations XL: Génie) He is affection and the present because he has built the house open to the foaming winter and the sounds of summer, he who purified food and drink, he who is the charm of fugitive places and the superhuman delight of halts. He is affection and the […]
Ruined Choir 